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| 22201 | I30436 | Striffler | David F. | 24 Oct 1922 | 29 May 1995 | 0 | Volume 11 of the STRIFFLER-BENKELMAN BROADCAST, published September 6, 1948, reported that Mr. David Striffler, who was ill in the T.B. Ward at University Hospital, Ann Arbor, was slowly recovering. Volume 14 of the STRIFFLER-BENKELMAN BROADCAST, dated September 3, 1951, reported that Dr. David S. Striffler received his Masters Degree in Public Health at the University of Michigan in June 1951. He was Director of Public Health in the Dearborn School District. The 1961 issue of the Broadcast reported he had been appointed professor of public health dentistry at the University of Michigan's school of Public Health. He had served as Secretary of the New Mexico Dental Association's Dental Health Council, and the Santa Fe District Dental Society had named his President-elect for the coming year. University of Michigan News Service June 1, 1995 Professor David F. Striffler died on May 29 ANN ARBOR? David F. Striffler, professor emeritus of dental public health in the University of Michigan School of Public Health, and professor emeritus of dentistry in the U- M School of Dentistry, died here on May 29. Striffler, 72, was a national leader in the field of dental public health. "Students always came first with Dr. Striffler," said Brian A. Burt, chair of the Department of Community Health Programs at the School of Public Health. "He contributed substantially to the development of his discipline, but his greatest satisfaction was always the achievements of his graduates. In his active career and in retirement, he loved to keep in contact with as many of them as possible. He even learned to use e-mail after his retirement to help him do this. He will be sadly missed by all of us." Born in Pontiac, Mich., Striffler received his D.D.S. degree in 1947 and his master's degree in public health in 1951 from the U-M. He served as director of school health in the Dearborn public schools in 1951-53, and director of the Division of Dental Health of the New Mexico Department of Public Health in 1953-61. In 1961, Striffler returned to Ann Arbor as an associate professor of dental public health and associate professor of dentistry. In 1962, he became director of the Program in Dental Public Health and the first chairman of the Department of Community Dentistry, a dual appointment he held, along with his teaching responsibilities, until 1967. He was appointed professor in both schools in 1965. Striffler also was acting chair of the Department of Health Development in the School of Public Health in 1968- 69, and acting chair of community dentistry in 1969-71. He became chair of the Department of Community Health Programs in 1980. The senior editor of the leading textbook in dental public health, "Dentistry, Dental Practice and the Community," Striffler also served as associate editor and editor of the Journal of Public Health Dentistry and published numerous scientific papers and editorial commentaries. Striffler was active in major professional organizations. In recognition of his contributions to his field, Striffler received the Distinguished Service Award of the American Association of Public Health Dentistry in 1977 and the Knutson Award of the Dental Section of the American Public Health Association in 1984. Striffler is survived by his wife, Ruth; daughter, Stephanie of Portland, Ore., and son, Geoffrey of Edgewood, N.M.; and granddaughter, Irene Marjorie Striffler Milsom of Portland. A memorial service will be held at 1:30 p.m. June 17 at the First Unitarian Church in Ann Arbor. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to the Dave Striffler Fund at the U-M School of Public Health. http://ns.umich.edu/htdocs/releases/story.php?id=811 |
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| 22203 | I29136 | Striffler | Delmar William | 29 Aug 1911 | 14 Dec 1932 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle December 9, 1932 Mrs. William Sturm and Miss Mary Striffler of Detroit were called to Cass City Nov. 30 because of the serious illness of their brother, Delmar Striffler. Miss Mary returned to her work in Detroit on Sunday. Mrs. Sturm remained to help care for her brother. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Summer 2007) |
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| 22204 | I24235 | Striffler | Delvin Leonard | 29 Jun 1915 | 6 Sep 1967 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle October 16, 1936 Local Happenings, Page 3 Delvin Striffler, who is a student at the General Motors Institute in Flint, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.C. Striffler. The Striffler-Benkelman Broadcast, dated September 2, 1946, noted that he and his wife were living in Manchester, N.H. Cass City Chronicle Friday, November 5, 1948 Delvin Striffler is New Buick Dealer Delvin Striffler of Bettendorf, Iowa, is the new owner of the Buick and Pontiac car agency at Caro where he will enter that business on Nov. 15. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. S.C. Striffler and a graduate of Cass City High School and General Motors School of Technology at Flint. For 12 years he has been associated with the Buick branch of General Motors, and in recent years was a zone service manager. His headquarters have been a points in New Hampshire, Oregon, Iowa and other states. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Summer 2007) |
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| 22205 | I12726 | Striffler | Edward | 19 Jun 1870 | 24 Aug 1874 | 0 | BonnieMargaret Jacobs (p. 153) writes that he died in an outbreak of Scarlet fever in 1874, as did several of three of his Striffler "double cousins", along with another cousin, Mary Benkelman. |
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| 22206 | I24276 | Striffler | Edward Franklin | 6 May 1870 | 5 Mar 1937 | 0 | Listed as Adam on the 1870 census, but called Edward thereafter? Obitiuary Beaver Country News Saturday, March 6, 1937 EDWARD F. STRIFFLER - Edward Franklin Striffler, 66, Wallrose, Economy township, died at his home Friday. He was born in Lockport, N.Y., and came to Beaver County when a small boy. Surviving are the widow, Mrs. Mary Kindelberger Striffler; four sons, William, Joseph A., John E. and George A. Striffler; two daughters, Mrs. Allen Watenpool and Mrs. Alva McKinney; seven grandchildren, and two brothers, George B., and John Striffler, Lockport, N.Y. (Courtesy of Judith Muck) |
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| 22207 | I5303 | Striffler | Edward Whitney | 25 May 1930 | 29 Apr 2003 | 0 | Volume 13 of the STRIFFLER-BENKELMAN BROADCAST, dated September 4, 1950 reported that he graduated from Long Beach High School in California. | STR06 |
| 22208 | I5303 | Striffler | Edward Whitney | 25 May 1930 | 29 Apr 2003 | 0 | (Research):Per the SSDI: EDWARD W STRIFFLER 25 May 1930 29 Apr 2003 (V) 49015 (Battle Creek, Calhoun, MI ) (none specified) 362-30-3722 Michigan |
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| 22209 | I29180 | Striffler | Elizabeth | 6 Jan 1848 | 4 Mar 1928 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Vol. 23, No. 33 Friday, March 9, 1928 Mrs. Peter Burg Died at Age of 80 Mrs. Peter Burg passed away at her home Sunday evening at six o'clock, after a brief illness of bronchial pneumonia. Althought in failing health this winter, she was only confined to her bed for two days when she was called to her reward. Elizabeth Striffler was born at Lancaster, Erie county, New York, January 6, 1848, and had attained the age of eighty years, one month, and 28 days. She was united in marriage with Peter Burg July 29, 1874. They came to Cass City in 1880, and endured the hardships of the fire in the spring of 1881. Mrs. Burg was converted in her youth, and after coming to Michigan, united with the Evangelical church at Cass City, of which she was a faithful attendant while health permitted. She was a woman of quiet disposition, a good neighbor, devoted to her family and ready to help whenever she could. The funeral service was held in the Evangelical church Wednesday afternoon at two o'clock and was attended by a large circle of relatives and friends showing the esteem in which she was held. She leaves to mourn her demise three children, Mrs. Harry L. Hunt, Miss Emma and George Burg, all of this place, also five grandchildren. Her husband died five years ago on New Years day and one son died in infancy. She also leaves one brother, Charles D. Striffler, of Cass City. Two sisters and two brothers preceded her in death. Relatives from out of town who atteded the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. O.W. Nique of Decker, Mr. and Mrs. R.E. Graham and son, Caro, Kenneth Striffler of Detroit and Mrs. Katherine Much of Colwood. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Fall 2007) Elizabeth Striffler was born at Lancaster, Erie county, New York, January 6, 1848 |
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| 22210 | I29180 | Striffler | Elizabeth | 6 Jan 1848 | 4 Mar 1928 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 1880 Census Michigan, Tuscola County FHL Film 1254607 NA File T9-0607 Page 100C Peter Burg Self M W 37 Bavaria Laborer Bavaria Bavaria Elizabeth Burg Wf F 32 NY Keeping House France France Minnie Burg Dtr F W 5 NY At School Bavaria NY 1900 Census Michigan, Tuscola County, Cass City Village Enumerated 11 June 1900 SD 8 ED 111 Sheet 7A Stamped 121 Houghton Street 144-147 Burg, Peter Hd W M Aug 1845 54 m 27 Germany Germany German y Day Laborer 1864 Ba Burg, Elizabeth Wf W F Jany 1849 51 M 27 3/3 NY Germany Germany Burg, Emma Dtr W F Sept 1884 15 Mich Germany NY Burg, George Son W M Feb 1887 13 Mich Germany NY 1910 Census Michigan, Tuscola County, Elkland Township, Cass City Village Enumerated 21 Apr 1910 SD 8 ED 113 Sheet 4A Stamped 135 87-87 Burg, Peter Hd M W 56 M1 36 Germany/German Germany/German Germany/German Laborer Odd Jobs 186? Na Burg, Elizabeth Wf F W 53 m1 26 4/3 New York/German Germany/German Germany/German Burg, Emma Dtr F W 26 S Mich Germany/German NY Teacher Schools Burg, George Son M W 23 S Mich Germany/German NY |
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| 22211 | I29562 | Striffler | Ellie | Aft 1886 | Bef 1910 | 0 | Died in early childhood. | STR06 |
| 22212 | I12723 | Striffler | Emeline | 5 Sep 1860 | 21 Oct 1939 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Friday, October 27, 1939 Page 6 Mrs. Archie Mark Mrs. Archie Mark, 79, passed away Saturday, October 21, in the home of her daughter, Mrs. Andrew Seeger, after a long illness. Funeral services were held at 2:00 pm Monday in the home of another daughter, Mrs. Fred Buehrly. Rev. R.N. Holsaple, pastor of the Evangelical Church, officiated and burial was in Elkland Cemetery. Emeline Striffler was born September 5, 1860, on a farm one mile east and one mile north of Cass City, and has lived in this vicinity all of her life. On December 23, 1886, she was united in marriage with Archie Mark. He died in 1934 and for about a year after his death Mrs, Mark continued to make her home on 3rd Street, her sister, Miss Martha Striffler, living with her. Because of ill health, she has made her home with her daughters, Mrs. Buehrly, Mrs. Ben Schwegler and Mrs. Seeger. She is survived by a son, Edward Mark, of Cass City; four daughters, Mrs. Buehrly, Mrs. Schwegler, and Mrs. Seeger, all of Cass City, and Mrs. Owen Darling, of Brown City; two brothers, G.A. Striffler of Cass City and David Striffler, of Columbus, Georgia; and two sisters, Miss Martha Striffler of Cass City and Mrs. W.R. Kaiser of Detroit. She also leaves 23 grandchildren and six great-grandchildren. Six grandchildren acted as pallbearers. They were Mark and James Darling of Brown City, Keith Buehrly, Archie and Leitch Mark, and Leonard Urquhart. Those from out-of-town who attended the funeral were David Striffler of Columbus, Georgia, Mr. and Mrs. W.R. Kaiser, Mrs. Bernice Kleinschmidty of Detroit; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Darling and sons, Mark and James, of Brown City; Mrs. Jane Leitch, Mr. and Mrs. John Simkins and daughter, Maggie, of Pontiac; N. Karr of Kingston; and Mrs. Leon Ormes of St. Johns. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Summer 2007) |
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| 22213 | I24281 | Striffler | Emma "Amy" | Oct 1849 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Don Staton writes that she married George Willis. After he died, she collected a Civil War pension based on his service. " During the Civil War, George signed up in Tompkins County, NY, August 16, 1862, fought with the 137th New York Infantry and was wounded at Gettysburg on July 2, 1863. After the War, George settled in Atchison County, Kansas. He died of a heart attack on March 11, 1874, and is buried in Pardee, Kansas. George's son, Clayton Willis, was raised by his grandfather, William. " http://www.willisdna.com/ |
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| 22214 | I24281 | Striffler | Emma "Amy" | Oct 1849 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Info: 1900 Census Name Emma Willis Titles and Terms: Event Type Census Event Date 1900 Event Place ED 7 Atchison city Ward 4, Atchison, Kansas, United States Birth Date Oct 1849 Birthplace New York Relationship to Head of Household Head Father's Birthplace France Mother's Birthplace France Race White Gender Female Marital Status Widowed Years Married: Marriage Year (Estimated): Mother of how many children 3 Number of Living Children 1 Immigration Year: Page 3 Sheet Letter B Family Number 69 Reference ID 56 GS Film number 1240470 Digital Folder Number 004120133 Image Number 00443 Household Gende Age Birthplace Head Emma Willis F 51 New York Mother Kate Strifler F 82 France Citing this Record: "United States Census, 1900," index and images, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/MMTM-RDZ : accessed 17 Oct 2013), Emma Willis, ED 7 Atchison city Ward 4, Atchison, Kansas, United States; citing sheet 3B, family 69, NARA microfilm publication T623, FHL microfilm 1240470. |
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| 22215 | I12729 | Striffler | Esther A. | 4 May 1878 | 2 Feb 1965 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle June 24, 1904, page 4 Mrs. M. Schwegler and Miss Esther Striffler went to Elkton Thursday to attend the Evangelical campmeeting which is being held there this week. Cass City Chronicle Friday, October 18, 1940 Page Four Mr. and Mrs. W.R. KAISER of Detroit, David STRIFFLER of Columbus, Georgia and Miss Martha STRIFFLER were Sunday guests at the G.A. STRIFFLER home. All the guests returned to Detroit Sunday evening. David STRIFFLER returned to Cass City on Tuesday and is spending the week with his brother, G.A. STRIFFLER, and other relatives. Miss Martha, who has spent a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. KAISER, in Detroit, returned to Cass City with her brother Tuesday. Cass City Chronicle Thursday, February 11, 1965 Page Two Mrs. Esther Kaiser Dies in Mt. Clemens Mrs. Esther Kaiser of St. Clair Shores, widow of the late W.R. Kaiser, died Tuesday, Feb. 2, in a nursing home in Mount Clemens. Funeral services were held Friday p.m. in the Kaul Funeral Home, St. Clair Shores. She is survived by two daughters, Mrs. William (Irene) QUIGLEY of St. Clair Shores, with whom she lived for several years, and Mrs. Stanely (Ruth) GLICKMAN of New Rochelle, N.Y.; two sons, Kenneth of Grand Rapids, Mich., and John of Pittsburg, Pa. The Kaiser family were former residents of Cass City and the children attended school here. Mr. Kaiser served as custodian of the local schools for many years. Mrs. Kaiser was the last member of the family of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Striffler, pioneer settlers of this area. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Spring 2007) |
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| 22216 | I24250 | Striffler | Fannie | 17 Feb 1856 | 4 Dec 1938 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Friday, December 9, 1938 Vol. 33, Number 37. Page One Mrs. Maier's Funeral Held Tuesday Funeral services were held at one o'clock Tuesday afternoon in the home, corner of Third and Sherman Streets, for Mrs. Jacob Maier, 82, who passed away Sunday, December 4. Dr. R.N. Holsaple, pastor of the Cass City Evangelical Church, and Rev. C.P. Bayless, pastor of the local Methodist Episcopal Church, officiated and interment was in Elkland Cemetery. Fanny Striffler was born in Lee County, Iowa, February 17, 1856. When a little girl she moved with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Striffler, to the bordering state of Missouri. Here they lived until some time after the Civil War when they again made their home in Iowa, remaining there unitl a year after her mother's death, April 17, 1874, when they came to Michigan. In 1878, she was united in marriage with Jacob Maier, who passed away March 11, 1925. Two daughters also preceded the mother in death. Mrs. Maier is survived by two sons, Edward and Frederick, both prominent business men of Cass City; a daughter, Miss Laura, who lived with her mother, and one sister, Mrs. Samuel Benkelman, also of Cass City. Unselfishness, courage, wisdom, and a great love for humanity stand out as bright gemes in the life of this devoted mother. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, January 2008) |
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| 22217 | I28518 | Striffler | Florence Edna | 12 Feb 1903 | 27 Apr 1999 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1930 Census Michigan, Huron County, Colfax township Enumerated April 24, 1930 by Mabel Bass ED 32-10 SD 11, Sheet 6B 133-138 Southworth, George V Hd M W 28 M21 Michigan Canada-English Canada-English Farmer Southworth, Florence E Wf F W 29 M20 Michigan Michigan Germany Southworth, Donald L Son M W 6 S California Michigan Michigan Southworth, Dorothy E Dtr F W 2 3/12 S California California |
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| 22218 | I29746 | Striffler | Foster Lee | 11 Mar 1932 | 8 Oct 2008 | 0 | An article from the Cass City Chronicle published in June 1950, and reprinted in "Down Memory Lane" on page three of the Friday, June 8, 155 issue, stated that Mrs. Wm. D. Stiffler, who was 80 years old last September, had four granchildren graduate from High School in June, 1950. They were Joyce Fry of Cass City, Doris Southworth of Elkton, Marjorie Orr of Pigeon, and Foster Striffler of New Baltimore. Volume 17 of the STRIFFLER-BENKELMAN BROADCAST, published on September 6, 1954, reported that Foster L. Striffler assisted in the development of the automatic pilot for the Sikorsky helicopter at the Leer Co., Grand Rapids, where he is employed in connection with his studies at the University of Cincinnati. Volume 18 of the same publication reported he had graduated from the University of Cincinnati in June, 1955 with his degree in Electrical Engineering. He had accepted employment with Hazeltine Electronics Corporation of Little Neck, Long Island, New York. As of the publication of Volume 22 in 1959, Foster had resigned from Hazeltine and accepted a new position with Sanders Associates in Nasua, New Hampshire. Volume 26 of the saem periodical, published in September, 1966, reported that he and his wife, of Lexington, Mass., were the parents of William Lee Striffler. Volume 27 reported that they were the parents of another child, Stefan Foster Striffler, and that they were residents of Falmouth, Massachusetts. It was also reported in Volume 27 that Foster had accepted a position as a research assistant with the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute in Woods Hole, Mass. The Institute owns the midget submarine "Alvin" which rescued the atomic bomb off the coast of Spain in 1966. The 1968 issue reported that he was among a group of scientists from Italy, France and England that met in Malta to survey a defined area of the Mediterranean Sea. Obituary New London, CT - Foster Lee Striffler of New London passed away peacefully in his home on Oct. 8, 2008. He was born on March 11, 1932, in Detroit, Mich., and grew up in Geneva, Ohio. He attended the University of Cincinnati, graduating with a bachelor of science degree in electrical engineering in 1955. He later received his master of science degree in electrical engineering from Northeastern University. Foster made his home in the New London area for several years while working at the Naval Underwater Warfare Center. During those years, he authored and co-authored several patents. As an incessant learner, he never stopped expanding his mind in either his work or in his personal life. He continued his electrical engineering endeavors beyond retirement, working on several new inventions. He enjoyed sailing and operated a crane at the local boat yard. He also enjoyed woodworking and made furniture and toys for family members. He took many educational Elderhostel trips, traveling locally, nationally, and internationally. Foster had a fondness for visiting new places and revisiting special favorites. He is survived by his brother, William David Striffler of Fort Collins, Colo.; sister, Martha Staton of Windham, N.H.; and sons, William Striffler and wife, Genevieve, of Falmouth, Mass., Stefan Striffler and wife, Lisa, of Mount Joy, Pa., and Ian Striffler of Leominster, Mass. He is also survived by seven grandchildren, as well as many cousins, nieces and nephews. A memorial service will be held at 10 a.m., Tuesday, Oct. 14, at the Second Congregational Church in New London with the Reverend Edward Cornell officiating. In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the American Heart Association in memory of Foster L. Striffler. Byles Memorial Home, New London, is assisting the family. Published in THE DAY on 10/12/2008 www.theday.com |
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| 22219 | I39772 | Striffler | Frances | 23 Oct 1908 | 14 Jul 1928 | 0 | Niagara Falls NY Gazette Monday, July 16, 1928 Frances Striffler, 19 years old, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Striffler, of the Martin road, town of Lockport, died early Sunday following an illness of two weeks from a nasal abscess. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. from the family home and at 2:30 from the Dysinger Baptist church. Interment will be in Dysinger cemetery. (Courtesy of Judith Muck) |
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| 22220 | I5951 | Striffler | Franklin Arthur | 13 Aug 1886 | 8 Sep 1959 | 0 | A list of pupils at the Wright Rural School #4 in 1897 include Alice Striffler, Arlis Vaughan, Chancy Boulton, Emma Cole, Esther Blades, Effie Wallace, Eddie Mark, Frank Cranick, Flossie Wright, Georgie Dennis, Johnie Hulburt, Lizzie Yoos, Lena Mark, Luke Wright, Mary Mark, Minta Wallace, Alice Charlton, Ada Cole, Chester Dennis, Ethel Cole, Etta Wickware, Ethel Charlton, Frank Striffler, Fred Yoos, George Cole, John Wallace, Lizzie Blades, Lillie Wallace, Lenne Striffler, Martha Wright, May Dennis, Ray Hulbert, Stanley Hulbert. Grace Karr, teacher and S. Striffler, Director. Cass City Chronicle Thursday, September 17, 1959 Page Six Striffler Services Held in EUB Church Funeral services for Frank A. Striffler, who died Sept. 8 in Detroit after a long illness, were held Friday, Sept. 11, at 1 p.m. in the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Cass City with the Rev. S. R. Wurtz officiating. Mr. Striffler was born in Elkland Township, Aug. 13, 1886, son of the late Solomon and Katherine Stiffler, and spent his youth in the township. He married Pearl Gooden in 1908 and they lived in Detroit from 1916 to 1951, when her retired and moved to Lexington. His wife died in 1958. He was a member of Friendship Lodge No. 417, F and AM, the Scottish Rite and Moslem Temple and was a charter member of the Detroit East Side Lions Club. Surviving are a daughter, Luella Arehart; a granddaughter, Burke Stiffler Arehart; two brothers, Leonard of Cass City and Louis of Detroit, and three sisters, Alma McKenzie of Cass City, Alice Boulward of Eustis, Fla. And Gertrude Falkenhagen of Stover. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Winter 2007) |
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| 22221 | I28700 | Striffler | Fred C. | 30 Apr 1890 | 15 Jul 1948 | 0 | The Striffler-Benkelman Broadcast, Vol. 7, September 4, 1944, noted that Fred C. Striffler was appointed State Budget Director by Governor Kelly, and with his family had moved on Lansing. Fred's race horse, Freddie Karen, took first money in Saginaw and was sold for the sum of $1000. As of the September 3, 1945 issue (Vol. 8), it was reported that he was reappointed State Budget Director, and that he and his wife and daughter, Marjorie, had attended the Governor's Conference at Mackinac Island. Birth Index Information Name Fred Striffler Gender Male Christening Date: Christening Place: Birth Date 30 Apr 1890 Birthplace Greenleaf, Sanilac, Michigan Death Date: Name Note: Race: Father's Name Samuel Striffler Father's Birthplace: Father's Age: Mother's Name Pauline Ahr Mother's Birthplace: Mother's Age: Indexing Project (Batch) Number C02586-2 System Origin Michigan-ODM GS Film number 2321266 Reference ID: Citing this Record: "Michigan, Births and Christenings, 1775-1995," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/F4TK-9RX : accessed 05 Oct 2013), Fred Striffler, 30 Apr 1890. Death Index Information Name Fred C Striffler Event Type Death Event Date 15 Jul 1948 Event Place Caro, Tuscola, Michigan, United States Gender Male Age 58 Marital Status Married Birth Date 30 Apr 1890 Birthplace Cass City, Michigan Birth Year (Estimated) 1890 Father's Name Samuel Striffler Mother's Name Pauline Ahr GS Film number 1973115 Digital Folder Number 005240517 Image Number 02518 Citing this Record: "Michigan, Death Certificates, 1921-1952," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KF7J-LTS : accessed 05 Oct 2013), Fred C Striffler, 1948. |
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| 22222 | I28700 | Striffler | Fred C. | 30 Apr 1890 | 15 Jul 1948 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 1920 Census Michigan, Tuscola County, Caro Village, Indiansfields Twp Enumerated 19 January 1920 SD 7 ED 190 Sheet 18B 217-228-364 Striffler, Fred C. Hd M W 29 M Mich Mich Mich Retail Salesman Garage Striffler, Hazel Wf F W 28 M Mich Canada English Mich Striffler, Dorothy Dtr F W 5 S Iowa Mich Mich Striffler, Charlotte Dtr F W 4 S Iowa Mich Mich 1930 Census Michigan, Tuscola County, Caro Village, Indiansfields Twp Enumerated April 18, 1930 ED 79-22 SD 11 Sheet 20A 531-546 Striffler, Fred C. Hd O 4500 M W 30 M Mich Mich Mich Owner Auto Sales Co Striffler, Helene L Wf F W 34 M 27 Mich Mich Mich Striffler, Dorothy A Dtr F W 15 S Iowa Mich Mich Striffler, Charlotte R Dtr F W 12 S Iowa Mich Mich Striffler, Marjorie J Dtr F W 1 S Mich Mich Mich Janes, Orrin K Father-in-law M W 63 M 23 Mich Mich Mich Insurance Age Auto Insurance Co Janes, Minnie A Mother-in-law F W 62 M 22 Mich NJ NJ Darbee, Iva Servant F W 20 S Mich NY Mich Servant Private Home |
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| 22224 | I39730 | Striffler | George | 8 Nov 1872 | 14 Jul 1941 | 0 | Niagara Falls Gazette Tuesday, July 15, 1941 DIES SUDDENLY Heart Attack Fatal to George H. Striffler, Town of Lockport. LOCKPORT - Funeral services for George H. Striffler, 66?, farmer and auctioneer, town of Lockport, who died late yesterday from a heart attack while working in a hay field will be held Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home and at 3 p.m. at the Royalton Baptist church. Interment will be in Dysinger's cemetery. Mr. Striffler was born in Lancaster but spent most of his life in the town of Royalton where he was once engaged as a blacksmith with his uncle Jacob Muck. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Belle Wolcott Striffler, a brother, John of Buffalo, and a sister, Mrs. Tillie Lazelle of Kenmore. (Courtest of Judith Muck) |
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| 22225 | I39730 | Striffler | George | 8 Nov 1872 | 14 Jul 1941 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1910 Census New York, Niagara County, Lockport Town Enumerated 21 Apr 1910 SD 18 ED 92 Sheet 4B 103-105 Striffler, Geo. H Head M W 33 m1 10 NY NY GerGermany English Farmer Striffler, Belle M Wf F W 30 m1 10 1/1 NY Eng/English Can/English English Striffler, France S Dtr F W 1 3/12 S NY NY NY Westcott, Pierce Employee M W 64 m1 NY Eng/English Can/English English Farm Laborer 1920 Census New York, Niagara County, Lockport Town Enumerated 2 and 3 Jan 1920 SD20 ED 94 Sheet 1A 1-1 Striffler, George H Hd M W 47 M NY NY France French Farmer Striffer, Belle Wf NY England Canada Striffler, Frances S Dtr F W 11 S NY NY Canada 1930 Census New York, Niagara County, Lockport Town Enumerated 28 Apr 1930 ED 32-30 SD 6 Sheet 13A 263-268 Striffler, George Head M W 56 M 27 NY NY Germany Farmer Striffler, Belle Wf F W 51 M 20 NY England Canada |
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| 22226 | I39766 | Striffler | George A. | Abt 1908 | 1 Mar 1938 | 0 | Beaver County Times Wednesday, March 2, 1938 WOUND FATAL TO SHOOTING VICTIM George Stiffler, 31, Economy Township, died in Sewickley hospital Tuesday, several hours after he allegedly shot himself in the right temple with a borrowed rifle. A brother, Joseph Stiffler, found him in his automobile along a lonely road, the gun beside him. The gun belonged to his aunt, Mrs. Mary (sic) Maddern, with whom he resided. She said he had been despondent and out of work. (Courtesy of Judith Muck) Note by Judith Muck: Mrs. Mattern was a sister of Mary Strifflers. She thinks they have her first name wrong. It should be Wilhelmina. |
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| 22227 | I12724 | Striffler | George Albert | 16 Mar 1864 | 6 Jul 1945 | 0 | Lorraine Smith Benkelman transcribed the following letters that George Albert Striffler received from his family at home while he was working at various lumber camps in the west of Michigan and Wisconsin. May 11, 1888 From Salome Striffler, George's younger sister The men have been working near the river these two weeks, when the weather was so they could plow. Today they were sowing oats. Pete Burg helped mother with the garden. I let the deer out one evening and he ran around the house in the orchard and garden and tracked the garden all up. We got him back in. The report around is that Adam Benkelman was coming home. We were so glad to think they were going to be here again, then we were disappointed to hear it was only Minnie Burg's talk. It seems odd to not see you, with a book under your arm or in the morning see you come from upstairs. Mother wants to know how far it is from church, are are there any girls in your neighborhood? Your fat sister, "Baby Elephant Jumbo", Salome June 7, 1888 From Mary Striffler, cousin. to George at Lathrop, Delta County, Michigan I took dinner from Mrs. Weydemeyer yesterday and glad to learn that Home is in camp with you now. You mention you live in the most newsless part of the earth. It strikes me that you take on the habit of a hermit without much remonstrance. The second annual institue of the M.E. Sunday School convened at Cass City, June 5. We hear that Anna Peterson is dead. Eventually she died of after effects of operation to remove a tumor. Mr. Klump is expected to hold quarterly meetings in the German Church next Sunday. August 29, 1888 From Ella Wallace to George Do you not almost wish you were back here. We all miss you. I suppose you have long since found the squaw whom you proposed getting for a housekeeper during the summer. It is dull here. My naughty sister has not come home yet. I see Mary and Gus, but not often. I have been raising kittens all summer for the chivaree. I was out East for a drive the other night and I really pitied Sam when I saw how far he had to walk. September 11, 1888 From I. A. Fritz to George Would like to know how you like the north woods. Do you have a church, if you do not, how do you pass your Sabbaths. I saw Mr. Weydemeyer and he said we are thankful to receive your assessment. Ben McCune will leave for conference. The assessment plan has worked very well. Of course, you have heard that I was married. Yes, I have settled down and am happy we have gone to housekeeping in the rooms in connection with my office. She is a stranger to you. I first met her in Carsonville, 3 year ago. Her name was Anderson. Dr. Blair left this morning for his home in Canada. October 19, 1888 From his parents, John and Mary (Benkelman) Striffler You say you might go West. I don't know why you would, in the winter, and get lost in one of the blizzards. Got a letter from John Wheelock, he says hundreds of people coming every day looking for work and can't find any. Wages are low, work scarce. D. Morrison told me the same the other day that his boys writes the same. Mrs. Benkelman said that Denver, Col is full of people looking for work. We just thrased last week bout 560 bu. of wheat, 800 bu. Oats and 121 bu. buckwheat on the V. Sta. Some of our Pear trees was loaded so that the limbs bent to the ground and such an apple crop. You didn't tell us how much you get a month or how you get your pay. JOHN STRIFFLER I would expect you home pretty soon now if you're talking of going West. It is hard to have only one boy that is big enough to help his Father and him way off working for other folks when there is so much to do at home. Of course, if you can do lots better, I don't want to say come home. MA November 18, 1888 William Bien, friend and future brother-in-law What are you doing in upper Michigan? Is it the homestead we spoke of? The Biography below, of George Albert, is copied from "History of Michigan" by Charles Moore, Volume IV, The Lewis Publishing Company, Chicago, 1915 https://archive.org/stream/historyofmichiga04moor/historyofmichiga04moor_djv GEORGE A. STRIFFLER. He whose name initiates this paragraph is not only one of the representative business men and landholders of Tuscola county but is a native son of the county and a scion of one of its best known and most honored pioneer families. Here he was reared and here he has found abundant scope for personal achievement along normal lines of enterprise. He is the leading implement dealer at Cass City, one of the thriving and attractive towns of this section of the state, and as a citizen and business man he is well upholding the honors of a name that has been most prominently linked with the development and upbuilding of Tuscola county. George Albert Striffler was born on a pioneer farm in Elkland township, Tuscola county, Michigan, on the 16th of March, 1864, and the place of his nativity is one mile east and one mile north of Cass City, his present place of residence. He is a son of John and Mary (Benkelman) Striffler, the former of whom was born near Lancaster, Erie county, New York, of German lineage, and the latter of whom was born in the kingdom of Wurtemburg, Germany. The father was reared to manhood in the old Empire state and there he learned the trade of carpenter. In 1859 he came to Michigan and numbered himself among the pioneers of Tuscola county, where he obtained a tract of wild land, in Elkland township, and where he instituted the reclamation of a farm of forty acres, in the meanwhile finding much requisition for his services as a carpenter, at Cass City and other points in this section. He was numbered among the very early settlers of the county and he erected, for William Clark, the first frame store-building in Cass City, besides having done much other important work tending to advance the upbuilding and progress of the village and county. He was identified with lumbering operations for a number of years and threw himself fully into the strenuous work involved in the development of a new country. He has ever commanded inviolate place in popular esteem and he is today honored as one of the sterling pioneer citizens of the county in which he has long maintained his home and in which he has served in various township offices. He was born March 15, 1833, and his devoted wife, who was born May 22, 1839, was summoned to the life eternal on the 4th of May, 1913; he is now living retired in Cass City. Of the seven children, six are still living: Emaline is the wife of Archibald Mark, and they reside on the old Striffler homestead; George A., of this review, was the next in order of birth; Salome, who resides in Cass City, is the widow of William Bein; Miss Martha has supervision of the domestic economies of her father's home, in Cass City; Esther is the wife of William R. Kaiser, of this place; and David A. is now a resident of Columbus, Georgia. George A. Striffler was reared on the homestead farm and well recalls the conditions and incidents of the pioneer days in Tuscola county. After attending the district school he continued his studies in the public schools of Cass City, and he was about thirty-two years of age when he went to the city of Detroit, to learn the trade of steam-fitting, in the Michigan Central car shops. He completed his apprenticeship and then returned to Cass City, where he has since been successfully engaged in the implement business, as the successor of his cousin, Jacob H. Striffler, who founded the enterprise many years ago, so that it is the oldest business of its kind in Tuscola county, even as it is the largest in Cass City, with equipment and facilities of the best type. The original firm was J. H. Striffler & Company, and the present firm was first Striffler & McDermott and is now composed of George A. Striffler and Charles E. Patterson. The firm deals in all kinds of farm implements and machinery as well as in buggies, carriages and wagons, the trade of the concern being widely disseminated and its reputation being of the highest. Mr. Striffler has recently completed in Cass City a handsome and thoroughly modern house of twelve rooms, the same being the family home and one of the most attractive in the village, even as it is one of the most hospitable,a center of much of the social activity of the community. An appreciable part of the timber utilized in the erection of this building was taken from land owned by Mr. Striffler and is of growth that has been made since the disastrous forest fires which swept this section in 1871. Mr. Striffler himself found satisfaction in assisting in the sawing of the logs into the lumber and shingles for his fine new residence. Like other representatives of the family Mr. Striffler stands exponent of progressiveness and public spirit, and he is one of the loyal and liberal citizens of his native county. He was a Republican until the formation of the Progressive party, in 1912, when he transferred his allegiance to the new organization. He has not been ambitious for public office but has served as township treasurer. He is affiliated with the local organization of the Knights of the Maccabees, and his wife, who is a leader in the social life of the community, is a member of the Woman's Literary and Study Club, besides being a devoted communicant of the Protestant Episcopal church. In the year 1900 Mr. Striffler wedded Miss Cora Belle Home, of Manitowoc, Wisconsin, where she was born and reared, and they have one son, Ervine Albert, who was born in Cass City, on the 27th of March, 1906. Cass City Chronicle Friday, October 18, 1940 Page Four Mr. and Mrs. W.R. KAISER of Detroit, David STRIFFLER of Columbus, Georgia and Miss Martha STRIFFLER were Sunday guests at the G.A. STRIFFLER home. All the guests returned to Detroit Sunday evening. David STRIFFLER returned to Cass City on Tuesday and is spending the week with his brother, G.A. STRIFFLER, and other relatives. Miss Martha, who has spent a few weeks with her sister, Mrs. KAISER, in Detroit, returned to Cass City with her brother Tuesday. Cass City Chronicle Friday, July 13, 1945 Page One G.A. Striffler Died Here Friday At Age of 81 Years Conducted an Implement Business in Cass City For 45 Years George Albert Striffler, retired business man of Cass City, passed away at his home in the village on Friday morning, July 6. He was 81 years of age. Born in Elkland township, the son of John and Mary Striffler, on March 16, 1864, he had spent the greater portion of his life in this community. Mr. Striffler entered the business ranks of Cass City as a partner of the late J.H. Striffler, pioneer implement dealer here, on Nov. 1, 1899. The business was conducted under the name of J.H. Striffler & Co. for one year when J.H. Striffler sold his interest to the late Hector L. McDermott and the firm name was changed to Striffler & McDermott. This partnership continued for 12 years. From the time Mr. Striffler conducted the business under his own name until Dec. 29, 1944, when because of failing health he sold his holdings to Copeland & Munro, he had been in business here for 45 years. Mr. Striffler served the village as trustee, was village president for two years, and township treasurer on two different occasions. He was a past master of Tyler Lodge, F. & A.M., a member of the Cass City Community club and the Michigan Implement Dealers' association, and belonged to two hunting clubs, the Canada Creek Ranch Hunting club near Atlanta and the Lost Lake Woods club near Lincoln. The deceased is survived by his widow, the former Cora Belle Clark, whom he married on Nov. 29, 1900, at Manitowac, Wis., and a son, Irvine Striffler, of Marysville, Ohio. A brother, David Striffler, of Columbus, Ga., and a sister, Mrs. W. R. Kaiser, of Detroit also survive. Funeral services were conducted at the Presbyterian church by Rev. Melvin R. Vender, the pastor, Sunday afternoon. The impressive Masonic burial rites were conducted at Elkland cemetery by members of Tyler lodge under the leadership of Edward Golding, past master of the society. Relatives and friends from a distance who attended the funeral were Mr. and Mrs. Irvine Striffler of Marysville, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. H.E. Dozier of Walled Lake; Dr. and Mrs. H. Clay Murphey and Mr. and Mrs. Willet Hazard of Pontiac; Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Kaiser, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Striffler, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Striffler, Stanley Striffler and Mrs. C.P. Miller, all of Detroit, Mr. and Mrs. George Southworth of Elkton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gardner of Plymouth; Mr. and Mrs. Owen Darling of Decker; Mr. and Mrs. A.A. Spriggs of Peck; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller of Fairgrove; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mahon of Minden City; Mr. and Mrs. Oscar and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Ashe of Vasser. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Summer 2007) |
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| 22228 | I12724 | Striffler | George Albert | 16 Mar 1864 | 6 Jul 1945 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1910 Census, Michigan, Tuscola County, Elkland Twp, ED 113, Cass City Village Enumerated 13 Apr 1910 SD 8, ED 113, Sheet No 5 B Striffler, George A Hd M W 44 M1 9 Mic NY Germany Salesman Agriculture Implements Striffler, Cora B Wife F W 35 M1 9 1/1 Wisc Wisc Wisc Striffler, Irvine A Son M W 4 S Mich Mich Mich Clark, Warren W Brother in Law Wisc Wisc Wisc Commercial Trader |
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| 22230 | I5958 | Striffler | Gertrude Edna | 19 Sep 1905 | 21 Mar 1981 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Oct. 19, 1923 Page Four Local Items Miss Gertrude Striffler, who teaches school at Snover, spent the weekend at her home here. Gertrude Striffler was a teacher at the Cedar Run School from 1926-1928. She is pictured with the Class of 1927 in "The Way it Was" a publication of "The Cass City Area Historical Society" Volume 7, January 2002, Number 1. Cedar Run School was located on the north side of Elmwood Road, just west of Cedar Run Road. It was called Elmwood #1 Fractional because although it was located in Elmwood Township, it was just across the road from Ellington Township, so students came from both townships. Cass City Chronicle Vol. 33, Number 50 Friday, March 10, 1939 Miss Gertrude Striffler, who broke her right arm, when she fell on the ice in Detroit last week, is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. Alma Schenck. Cass City Chronicle Friday, November 12, 1954 Page Six Cass City Area News Items Mr. and Mrs. Harry Falkenhagen were in Marlette Saturday evening for installation of Eastern Star officers when Mrs. Falkenhagen was installing officers. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Falkenhagen and Leonard Striffler were callers in Saginaw Sunday, called there by the death of Mr. Falkenhagen's sister-in-law, Mrs. Grace Falkenhagen. Cass City Chronicle Thursday, March 26, 1981 Falkenhagen funeral held Monday Gertrude Edna Falkenhagen, 75, of Cass City died Saturday at Provincial House. She was born Sept. 19, 1905, in Cass City, the daughter of Solomon and Katherine (Buerk) Striffler. After graduation from Cass City High School and County Normal School in Caro, Miss Striffler taught school for a short time and held numerous business positions in Detroit and later Cass City. She married Harry Falkenhagen Sept. 14, in Cass City. Following their marriage they made their home on a farm in Snover. They moved to Cass City in 1964. Her husband died Jan. 2, 1972. She was a lifelong member of the Salem United Methodist church of Cass City. She was also a member of the United Methodist Women, Rebekah Lodge of Snover; Decker Chapter No. 438, Order of the Eastern Star, and a life member and past matron of Echo Chapter No. 337, OES, Cass City. Mrs. Falkenhagen is survived by two brothers, Leonard Striffler of Cass City and Louis Striffler of Detroit; one stepdaughter, Mrs. Philip (Evelyn) Smith of Snover; two grandchildren; three great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. One brother and two sisters preceded her in death. An Eastern Star memorial service was held Sunday evening at Little's Funeral Home, Cass City, under the auspices of Echo Chapter. Funeral services were held Monday afternoon at Salem United Methodist church, Rev. Eldred Kelley officiating. Burial was in Elkland cemetery. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Winter 2007) She worked for the United States Post Office in New York, Michigan, and other places in Michigan. (Down Memory Lane, Cass City Chronicle, June 2, 1966, page 13) |
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| 22231 | I29348 | Striffler | Glenn Allen | 18 Aug 1886 | 3 Jan 1970 | 0 | Niagara Falls NY Gazette Monday, January 5, 1970 Lockport - Glenn A. Striffler, 83, of 1564 Franklin St., Olcott, Died Saturday (Jan. 3, 1970) at Newfane Inter-Community Memorial Hospital after a long illness. A native of the Rapids, he was born Aug 18, 1886, son of John and Ida Leinbach Striffler. He had formerly lived in Lockport, moving to Olcott five years ago. He was a retired inspection foreman for the Harrison Radiator Division, General Motors Corp., where he had worked for many years. He retired in 1964. He was a member of the Methodist Church of Olcott, the Foreman's Club of Harrison's and a former member of the United Lodge 98, IOOF. He is survived by his widow, Ruth Hancock Striffler; two sons, Leslie J. of Gasport and William A. of Olcott; a step-son, Charles Hancock of Atlanta, Ga., a brother, Floyd Striffler of Lockport; a sister, Mrs. Mabel Riley of Kenmore; eight grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the Prudden and Kandt Funeral Home, where services will be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday. The Rev. Harry R. Lee will officiate. Burial will be in Cold Spring Cemetery. (Courtesy of Judith Muck) |
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| 22232 | I29348 | Striffler | Glenn Allen | 18 Aug 1886 | 3 Jan 1970 | 0 | (Research): Census Inforomation: 1930 Census New York, Niagara County, Lockport, Eighth Ward Enumerated 9 Apr 1930 SD 32-27 SD 6 Sheet 8A Stamped 64 Bacon St 182-191 Striffler, Glenn Hd $3500 M W 43 M 26 NY NY NY Chief Inspector Gear Co Striffler, Maud Wf F W 39 M 23 NY NY NY Manager Ladies Wearing Striffler, Leslie Son W M 14 S NY NY NY Wiser,Roland? Jack Lodger M W 9 S NY NY NY Sunnyside Street 27-136-195 Striffler, John B Hd O $3300 m W 65 M 20 NY NY NY Tool Clerk Machine Shop Striffler, Ida Wf F W 66 M 21 NY Pennsylvania NY |
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| 22233 | I28697 | Striffler | Grace L. | 5 May 1885 | 13 May 1969 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Cass City, Michigan, Dec. 21, 1928 Page Five Where they will spend Christmas Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Sandham and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Angus McPhail of Cass City, Mr. and Mrs. F.C. Striffler and children of Caro, Dr. and Mrs. Harry Striffler of Pontiac will spend Christmas Day with Mr. and Mrs. William MORETON in Detroit. Cass City Chronicle July 12, 1940 Local Items Page 5 Mrs. John Sandham drove to Detroit on Tuesday to attend a bridal shower for her niece, Miss Leila Hartwick. Albert McPhail accompanied her to Detroit and returned to Cass City with her on Wednesday evening. Cass City Chronicle Thursday, May 15, 1969 Page 3 Final rites today for Mrs. Sandham Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. at the Trinity United Methodist Church for Mrs. Grace Sandham, 84, a lifelong member of the community. Mrs. Sandham died Tuesday, May 13, at Sparrow General Hospital in Lansing. She was born in Elkland township May 5, 1885, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Striffler. She married the late John Sandham in Detroit May 9, 1910. They lived in Argyle before moving to Cass City. Mr. Sandham died Feb. 17, 1964. The Sandhams were well-known public and business figures in the community. They were one of several families to make room-size ($5,000 or more) donations to the Hills and Dales General Hospital. Mrs. Sandham was a member of the Cass City (Trinity) United Methodist Church. She is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Roy (Pauline) BRIGGS of St. Johns, Mrs. Raymond (Delores) GREEN of Albion and Mrs. A.E. (Johanna) VALLIER of Plymouth. The Rev. Donald Turbin will officiate at the final rites. Burial will be in Elkland Cemetery. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, 2007 and 2008) |
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| 22234 | I28697 | Striffler | Grace L. | 5 May 1885 | 13 May 1969 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1920 Census Michigan, Tuscola, Township of Elkland, Village of Cass City Enumerated 7th January 1920 SD 7 ED 179 Sheet 2B 47-47 Sandham, John A. Hd M W 42 M 1880 Na 1905 Canada English Canada English Canada English Agent Life Insurance Sandham, Grace L. Wf F W 34 M Mich NY Canada English Sandham, Pauline A Dtr F W 8 S Mich Canada Mich Sandham, Deloris Dtr 6 S Mich Canada English Mich Sandham, Johanna J Dtr F W 3 11/12 S Mich Canada English Mich |
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| 22235 | I28701 | Striffler | Harry C. | 19 Jul 1891 | 28 Dec 1951 | 0 | Cass City Chroncile June 18, 1925 (As reported in the DOWN MEMORY LANE column published on Junr 16, 1950) Harry C. Striffler will be graduated from the dental department of the U. of M. next week and will go to Monroe to practice with a dentist in that city. Cass City Chronicle Cass City, Michigan, Nov. 25, 1921 Page Five Thanksgiving Guests Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Sandham, and family spent Thanksgiving with Dr. and Mrs. Harry Striffler in Pontiac. Cass City Chronicle Cass City, Michigan, June 8, 1923 Local News, Page Four Dr. and Mrs. Harry Striffler and son, David, of Pontiac visited Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sandham. S.W. Striffler returned with them to Pontiac. Cass City Chronicle Cass City, Michigan, August 31, 1923 Local Happenings Mrs. Angus McPhail left Monday for Pontiac where she spent a few days visiting at the home of her brother, Dr. Harry Striffler. Name Harry C Striffler Event Type Death Event Date 28 Dec 1951 Event Place Pontiac, Oakland, Michigan, United States Gender Male Age 61 Marital Status Married Birth Date 19 Jul 1891 Birthplace Michigan Birth Year (Estimated) 1890 Father's Name Samuel Striffler Mother's Name Pauline Ahr GS Film number 1973060 Digital Folder Number 005240312 Image Number 01751 Citing this Record: "Michigan, Death Certificates, 1921-1952," index, FamilySearch (https://familysearch.org/pal:/MM9.1.1/KFQB-QQH : accessed 05 Oct 2013), Harry C Striffler, 1951. |
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| 22236 | I28701 | Striffler | Harry C. | 19 Jul 1891 | 28 Dec 1951 | 0 | (Research):Census Listings: 1920 Census Michigan, Monroe County, Monroe City Enumerated 17 January 1920 SD 2 ED 121 Sheet 10B 222-230 Striffler, Harry C Hd M W 28 M Mich NY Ct Striffler, Jemma Wf F W 22 M Mich Mich Mich 1930 Census Michigan, Oakland County, Pontiac Township ED 63-77 SD 14 Sheet 24B Oliver, Mildred Hd O 30,000 F W 58 Wd Mich Germany Germany Striffler, Harry Hd O 17,000 M W 35 M 26 Mich NY NY Dentist Own Office Striffler, Gemma Wf F W 31 M 19 Mich Mich Mich Striffler, David Son M W 7 S Mich Mich Mich |
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| 22237 | I12740 | Striffler | Henry | 4 Aug 1811 | 11 Jul 1883 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1860 Census New York, Erie County, Lancaster, P.O. Bowmansville Enumerated 18 June 1860 Pages 21 and 22, Stamped 750 159-159 Henry Streepler 47 M Faremer $500 France Elizabeth 42 F Germany Elixabeth 12 F NY Susan 10 NY Jacob 9 M NY Leana 6 F NY 1870 Census New York, Erie County, Lancaster Enumerated 30 Jun 1870 Page 69 Stamped 401 496-489 Strinler, Henry 50 M W Farming $1600 $200 France Strinler, Susan 20 F W Housekeeping NY Strinler, Jacob 19 M W Work on Farm NY Strinler, Lana 16 F W Attends School NY Strinler, Charley 9 M W At home NY 1880 Federal Census Michigan, Tuscola County, Elkland, ED 400 Enumerated on the 14th and 15th day of June, 1880 George C. Peterhaus Page No. Seventeen, S.D. 3d ED 400 A. 97 164-164 Striffler, Henry W M 67 Farmer France France France Striffler, Jacob W M 30 Son Farmer NY France Bavaria Striffler, Sophia W F 20 Drt in Law Housekeeper NY Bavaria Bavaria Striffler, Charles W M 19 Son Farmer NY France Bavaria Striffler, Susan W F 29 Dtr Housekeeper NY France Bavaria Striffler, John W M 17 Son at school NY France Bavaria (Household #165 was that of George and Catherine Kolb) |
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| 22238 | I30302 | Striffler | Hurley Beatrice | 10 Mar 1917 | 12 Mar 1917 | 0 | A copy of her actual death certficate can be seen online: http://seekingmichigan.org/ Indexed as Hurley Beatrice Striffler |
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| 22239 | I30302 | Striffler | Hurley Beatrice | 10 Mar 1917 | 12 Mar 1917 | 0 | (Medical):See attached sources. | STR06 |
| 22240 | I28690 | Striffler | Ida S. | 24 Jan 1881 | 9 Jan 1969 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Thursday, January 16, 1969 Page Three Lifelong resident, Mrs. O. Nique, dies Mrs. Ida S. Nique, 87, widow of Otto Nique, died Thursday, Jan. 9, in Hills and Dales General Hospital where she was a patient four days. Daughter of the late J.H. and Sophia STRIFFLER, she was born Jan. 24, 1881, in Cass City. She was married June 14, 1905 to Mr. Nique. The couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1955. He died Sept. 29, 1958. Mrs. Nique was a member of Salem United Methodist Church and a charter member and past worthy matron of Decker Chapter No. 438, OES. She is survived by a daughter, Mrs. George DILLMAN of Cass City; two grandchildren, and two sisters, Mrs. F.A. SMILEY of Pontiac, and Mrs. A.W. WEAVER of Flint. Funeral services were held in Little's Funeral Home Sunday. Rev. Ira L. Wood and Rev. S.R. Wurtz officiated. Burial was in Elkland Cemetery. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Winter 2007) |
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| 22241 | I35080 | Striffler | Infant | 11 Dec 1909 | 11 Dec 1909 | 0 | A copy of the actual death certificate can be seen online at: http://seekingmichigan.org/ Indexed as STRIFFLER, Dec 11, 1909 Croswell, Sanilac County |
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| 22242 | I28706 | Striffler | Ione Katherine | 19 Apr 1900 | 7 Jul 1974 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Friday, November 8, 1912 Local Items The Mission band of the Evangelical Church met and elected officers for the next six months Sunday. Mrs. O.Y. Schneider is Superintendent and the officers are as follows: President, Ione Striffler; vice president, Mildred Schneider; secretary, Florence Striffler; treasurer, Glen Bixby. The Band will meet every Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p.m. and preparations are being made for interesting programs. She was a registered pharmacist in Detroit. |
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| 22243 | I28706 | Striffler | Ione Katherine | 19 Apr 1900 | 7 Jul 1974 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 61-37-37 Sturm, William H. Hd R $70 M W 22 M 26 Mich Ohio Mich Dentist General Practice Strum, Ione K Wife H F W 30 M 24 Mich Mich Germany Pharmacist Drug Store Striffler, Mary E Sister-in-law F W 22 S Mich Mich Germany Stenographer Arnamental? Lab |
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| 22244 | I4885 | Striffler | Irvine Albert | 27 Mar 1906 | 5 Jun 1969 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Friday, Jun 8, 1923 Page One Largest Class in H.S. History The largest class ever to be graduated from the Cass City high school, 17 boys and 26 girls, will be presented with diplomas at the opera house next Thursday evening...the Class Day program included a class history, Irvine Striffler...class prophecy, Wilma Striffler...both were listed as member of the Class of '23 Cass City Chronicle Thursday, June 12, 1969 Irvine Striffler dies in Ohio Funeral services were held Monday for Irvine Albert Striffler, 63, of Marysville, Ohio; a past resident of Cass City. He died June 5 and his burial will be in Marysville. He is a retired chemist and director of the control laboratory of Nestle Corporation. His father was George Albert Striffler and his mother the former Cora Bell Benkelman, both deceased. He is survived by his wife, Mary Janski, and a daughter, Mary Ann, at home. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Summer 2007) |
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| 22245 | I3028 | Striffler | Jacob | 31 Mar 1819 | 24 Sep 1895 | 0 | Supervisor of Elkland Township from 1888 through 1891, and President of Cass City in the last years of the 19th century. (Source: Peck) Bonnie Margaret Jacobs, in her 1981 unpublished manuscript, wrote that Jacob and his brother John Striffler "decided they'd join the migration west and they had heard of the opening territory of Michigan and the potentially good farm land there. Sight unseen, they bought land for two farms at $2 per acred and set out with their families for their new home in 1859....the trip was reasonably easy the first part of the way. They could catch a boat from Buffalo to the Michigan shores and from there, wagon on to their new land....they found the forest so dense that there was no way to get to the land they had purchased. Disgusted and disappointed, they were prepared to return to Lancaster. But the men in Watrousville [now Caro] advised they not to be so foolish. It was good farm land---once the trees were harvested and a part of each land sale seems to have included a provision that the price of the land did not include the pine that stood on it. Lumbering rights were held by large lumbering companies and the Strifflers could expect to be able to establish their homes by the next spring. So the two young families remained in Watrousville for the winter. Fortunately as well as being experienced farmers, the men were accomplished coopers. So they supported themselves by the making of barrels and buckets through the winter and finally were able to get thier land the next summer." (pp. 151, 152, and Jacobs cites both the "Memoirs of John A. Benkelman," along with interviews with Elsie Buehrly Anthes, Leonard Striffler and Mrs. Ben Schwegler). He and Louisa were charter members of the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Cass City. Cass City Enterprise September 27, 1895 About midnight, Monday, Jacob Striffler, living two miles east and north of town, breathed his last. He had resided here since 1860, and labored hard to make fruitful what was then a wilderness, not without succes. The funeral took place yesterday at the Evangelical Church, Rev. C.W. Ross officiating and being assisted by Rev. J.W. Fenn. The pall bearers were from among his associates and were also pioneers. The attendance was large and the services impressive. Deceased was born March 31, 1918 at Kirrberg, Germany (formerly France) and fell asleep in Jesus at his home September 24, 1895, aged 76 years, 5 months, and 23 days. In 1830 he came with his parents to America and located near Buffalo, NY, he moved to Watrousville, Mich in 1859, and he came her one year later. Early in life he converted to God, became a member of the Evangelical Church, lived a devoted Christian life and was true until called from labor to reward. He also served in a capacity of a class-leader for many years. Mr. Striffler leaves a sorrowing wife, two sons and two daughter (two sons and two daughters precededd him to the better land), three brothers, one sister and a large circle of friends. May God grant all a happy reunion in heaven. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Spring 2007) |
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| 22246 | I3028 | Striffler | Jacob | 31 Mar 1819 | 24 Sep 1895 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1850 Census New York, Erie County, Lancaster Enumerated 23 Aug 1850 Page 200 1048-1082 Otil Strifler 59 F $2550 Germany Jacob Strifler 30 M Farmer Susanna Strifler 27 F Joseph Stifler 24 M Farmer Christian Strifler 22 m Farmer John Strifler 17 Farmer New York (sic) David Strifler 14 1860 Census Michigan, Tuscola County, Elkland 59-57 Jacob Striffler 41 M Farmer $280 $75 France Louisa Striffler 27 F Domestic Wurtinberg Adaline Striffler 6 F NY Leonard Striffler 3 M NY Solomon Striffler 1 NY The household immediately preceding theirs was that of John and Mary Striffler, his brother. 1870 Census Michigan, Tuscola County, Elkland 53-53 Striffler, Jacob 51 Farmer $3,030 $300 France Striffler, Louisa 37 Keeping House Germany Wirtenberg Striffler, Leonard 13 NY Striffler, Solomon 10 NY Striffler, Lydia 4 MI Striffler, Jacob 4/12 MI The following three households were those of Adam and Catherine Benkelman, George and Katherine Kolb, and John and Mary Striffler 1880 Census Census Place:Elkland, Tuscola, Michigan Source:FHL Film 1254607 National Archives Film T9-0607 Page 96C RelationSexMarrRaceAgeBirthplace Jacob STRIFFLERSelfMMW61FRANCE Occ:FarmerFa: FRANCEMo: FRANCE Louisa STRIFFLERWifeFMW46WERTENBERG Occ:Keeping HouseFa: WERTENBERGMo: WERTENBERG Soloman STRIFFLERSonMSW21NY Occ:FarmerFa: FRANCEMo: WERTENBERG Samuel STRIFFLERSonMSW8MI Occ:At SchoolFa: FRANCEMo: WERTENBERG Lydia STRIFFLERDauFSW6MI Occ:At SchoolFa: FRANCEMo: WERTENBERG Charles JANS OtherMSW33WERTENBERG Occ:FarmerFa: WERTENBERGMo: WERTENBERG |
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| 22247 | I12718 | Striffler | Jacob | Mar 1870 | 3 May 1874 | 0 | Tomstone reads age 4 years, 7 months, and 16 days | STR06 |
| 22248 | I12721 | Striffler | Jacob Anton | 20 Oct 1779 | 3 Mar 1850 | 0 | According to the Rev. Roy J. Striffler, the Striffler's emigrated from the Alsace-Lorraine region of France to New York State in 1830. They were part of the German-speaking population of Alsace. Some of the older Striffler family members recalled a family joke---there were 11 boys in the family, and all of them had a sister Susanna. She married Christian Oscar Lenzner. Family genealogists have only been able to account for eight of the 12 children however. Two of the boys married Benkelman sisters. One son married Mary Rommel, and as there were several Benkelman/Rommel marriages as well, the two families became further intertwined. Although the family originally settled in New York only Jacob's son David remained in New York. Peter pushed further west, to Kansas. Around 1880, most of the others settled in Cass City, Michigan, where they lived until their deaths. They cut off the stumps remaining on the land they built and turned the wilderness into fruitful farm land. (Excerpted from Art Peck's THE TEN BENKELMANS WHO EMIGRATED TO AMERICA. He in turn references a September 4, 1950 article from the "Striffler-Benkelman Broadcast", Volume 13, Cass City, Michigan) Both the flyleaf of the Striffler family Bible, and the tombstone of Jacob Striffler in Lancaster, showed him to be be born in Kirrberg, "departmente de Rhein." (Jacobs, p. 164). In the chapter on the Striffler family in her unpublished 1981 manuscript, BonnieMargaret Jacobs noted that widely spread family stories stated that the Striffler family originated in Switzerland (p. 164). It would appear these were either errorneous, or that the family moved from Switzerland to Alsace. BonnieMargaret Benkelman Jacobs, in an undated family report she prepared for some of the descendants of the Striffler brothers who married Benkelmann sisters, wrote that birth records had been of the children born to Jacob and Otillia "Have been extracted from the French civil records and translated, and show 8 children born in France, two of whom died while still just children (one was only 15 months old, the other just a few months past their sixth birthday). She stated that "these official civil records support the oft repeated family joke, "There are seven brothers and each one has a sister." On page 165 of her unpublished 1981 manuscript documenting the Benkelman family, she repeated this saying, adding however that "one Striffler heard the riddle with 11 brothers and it should be noted that there is still much to be learned about this family." With the records in France showing 8 children were born there, and census records show two known children born in the United States, it appears we can account for 10 of the 11. It is possible that records may be uncovered one day to find the final child, or that this final son may have been stillborn or died at a young age, and his memory passed down only through the family joke or riddle. |
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| 22249 | I24246 | Striffler | Jacob H. | 6 Jan 1851 | 31 May 1925 | 0 | At the time of the 1880 census, it appear that he and his wife, Sophia, were living with his widowed father and younger siblings. Cass City Chronicle July 1, 1904 Local Items Page 4 J. H. Striffler has built a stone foundation on his property on east Main Street, onto which he intends to move the barn which stands on the place. Workmen are busy this week getting the barn ready to be moved. Cass City Chronicle Friday, July 21, 1911 Local Happenings Page 4 Mrs. A. A. Ricker of Detroit arrived Monday to spend a few days with her parents, Mr.and Mrs. J. H. Striffler. On Wednesday, she returned to Detroit accompanied by her sister, Miss Margaret Striffler. Later in the week the two ladies and Mr. Ricker will leave that city for Buffalo, where they will spend a month with friends and relatives. Cass City Chronicle Friday, July 31, 1914 Mrs. Henry Frantzman of Townline, N.Y. and Mrs. William Bockstedt and Earl Bockstedt of Buffalo, N.Y., who have been visiting at the home of J.H. Striffler, returned home Wednesday. Cass City Chronicle Friday, June 5, 1925 J.H. Striffler Passed Away- Long Prominent in the Community as Auctioneer and Business Man- Served Cass City and Elkland Township as Office for Many Years Cass City lost a prominent citizen, one who has been long connected with the business and political affairs of the community, in the death of Jacob H. Striffler, who passed away at his home on East Main street Sunday evening, May 31. Mr. Striffler, in his 45 years of residence here, has been unusually active as a business man and through his tireless energy has done much to bring the Cass City community to the front in a business way. Mr. Striffler was born in Lancaster, N.Y. on Jan. 6, 1851. On January 22, 1880, at Lancaster, he was united in marriage with Miss Sophia Helwig and the following March they came to Cass City, settling on the Striffler homestead just east of the corporation line of the village. Mr. Striffer established a farm implement business here in 1882 which he conducted for a period of 19 years. At the age of 19 years, when still a resident of Lancaster, he commenced his activities as an auctioneer, and shortly after coming here, he entered in earnest into his career in this profession which he followed for about 35 years in this community. Many a sale had "Jake" Striffler in charge in that long period and he found it very difficult to give up auctioneering eight or ten years ago when his health made it advisable for him to do so, because he enjoyed the work and so many were insistent that he at least continue until their sales were made. Engaged as a farmer, implement dealer, cattle buyer and auctioneer, all at one time, Mr. Striffler still found time to give attention to political affairs of the community. He served his township as supervisor, treasurer and highway commissioner and Cass City as village president and trustee. After a life of unusual activity, Mr. Striffler found it extremely trying to give up his hard work when ill health forced him to "ease up" four years ago. Funeral services were held at the Evangelical church of which Mr. Striffler was a member on Wednesday afternoon conducted by the pastor, Rev. C.F. Smith. Interment was made in Elkland cemetery. Besides his widow, he leaves give children, Mrs. O.W. NIQUE of Decker, Mrs. A.A.RICKER and Calvin J. Striffler, both of Cass City, Mrs. Fred SMILEY of Evart, and Mrs. Laura LAWTHER of Flint; one granddaughter, Eleanor NIQUE; one brother, Chas. D. Striffler, and one sister, Mrs. Peter BURG, both of Cass City. Relatives and friends from a distance in attendance at the funeral included Mr. and Mrs. Samuel HELWIG of Lancaster, N.Y., Mrs. Elizabeth BOCKSTEDT of Buffalo, N.Y., Mr. and Mrs. Frank SIMMET and Harley SIMMET of Middleton, Mich., Miss Bertha SIMMET of Ithaca, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. MANN, Mrs. Elizabeth MANN and daughter, Lucile, Mr. and Mrs. Fred BROWN and Mrs. O. DENT, all of Carson City, Mrs. Caroline HELWIG, Marion HELWIG, Mr. and Mrs. Russell ERB and Chester LOESCHE, all of Bad Axe. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Winter 2007) |
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| 22250 | I24246 | Striffler | Jacob H. | 6 Jan 1851 | 31 May 1925 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 1880 Federal Census Household: Name RelationMarital StatusGenderRaceAgeBirthplaceOccupatio nFather's BirthplaceMother's Birthplace Henry STRIFFLER Self W Male W 67 FRANCE Farmer FRANCE FRANCE Jacob STRIFFLER Son M Male W 30 NY Farmer FRANCE BAVARIA Sophia STRIFFLER Wife M Female W 20 NY Keeping House BAVARIA BAVARIA Charles STRIFFLER Brother S Male W 19 NY Farmer FRANCE BAVARIA Susan STRIFFLER Sister S Female W 28 NY Keeping House FRANCE BAVARIA John STRIFFLER Brother S Male W 17 NY At School FRANCE BAVARIA Source Information: Census Place Elkland, Tuscola, Michigan Family History Library Film 1254607 NA Film Number T9-0607 Page Number 97A 1900 Census Michigan, Tuscola County, Cass City Village Enumerated 5 Jun 1900 SD 8, ED 111 Sheet 3A 52-52 Shiffler, Jacob Hd W M Jany 1851 49 M20 Ny Germany Germany Farmer and Implements Shiffler, Sophia Wf W F April 1860 40 M 20 5/5 NY Germany Germany Shiffler, Ida S Dtr W F Jany 1881 19 S Mich NY NY Shiffler, Lillie Dtr W F Apr 1883 17 S Mich NY NY Shiffler, Calvin J SOn W M May 1885 15 S Mich NY NY Shiffler, Maggie M Dtr W F Sept 1892 7 S Mich NY NY Shiffler, Laura E Dtr W F Apr 1896 4 S Mich NY NY Stower, Frank Hired Man W M Mar 1870 S Mich Canada/Eng 1910 Census Michigan, Tuscola County, Elkland Township, Cass City Village Enumerated 14 Apr 1910 SD 8, ED 113, Sheet 8B 70-70 Striffler, Jacob Hd M W 59 M1 30 NY Germany Germany Farmer Striffler, Sophie Wf W F 50 M1 30 5/5 NY Germany Germany Striffler, Maggie F Dtr W 17 S Mich NY NY Striffler, Laura F Dtr W 14 S Mich NY NY |
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| 22251 | I43835 | Striffler | Jessie | 26 Aug 1888 | 15 Jul 1968 | 0 | She was listed as Jessie EISENBEIS on the SSDI. | STR06 |
| 22252 | I24249 | Striffler | John | Abt 1863 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research):Missing from the 1870 census, when he should have been three? | STR06 |
| 22253 | I11992 | Striffler | John "Uncle John" | 15 Mar 1833 | 12 Jul 1922 | 0 | Art Peck writes that they were among the first families in Tuscola County, Michigan, moving there about 1860 on land purchased for $2 an acre, land they had never seen. They cleared the land to establish a farm, a mile east and a mile north of Cass City. John was Elkland County, Michigan treasurer from 1868 to 1870, and again from 1885 through 1887. Cass City Chronicle Cass City, Mich., Friday, July 14, 1922 Vol. 18, No. 9 John Striffler has Passed Away Settled in Elkland Township 62 Years Ago; Prominent in the Early History of Cass City Community On the tombstone we carve the name of our beloved dead and then two dates--the year of birth and the year of death. Between these two lies the history of the dead and yet so few know that history. Between Mar. 15, 1833 and July 12, 1922, lies the life history of John Striffler. He was born on a farm near Lancaster, N.Y. and passed on to his home eternal at Cass City, Michigan. A few months after his marriage to Miss Mary Benkelman at Lancaster on Nov. 14, 1858, Mr. Striffler came to Tuscola county. They resided six months at Watrousville and then completed their journey overland through the timber to Elkland township where they hewed out a home in the woods, and finally saw beautiful farms take the place of the timber tracts. Mrs. Striffler passed away on May 4, 1913. Two children also preceded the father in death, one child at the age of four years, and Mrs. Salome Bien, a daughter, whose death occured but a few months ago. Coming into the community when it was sparsely settled and all covered with timber and when it took four days' travel with ox teams to go from Vassar to the cite where Cass City now stands, Mr. Striffler had ample opportunity to test the hardships of early pioneer life in the Thumb district. His services in the early days proved valuable and his neighbors soon placed him with the responsibilities of various township offices. John Striffler was a man of generous impluse and never forgot the hospitable ways of the pioneer. Friend or stranger never failed to find food and shelter if he sought it at his hands, and he delighted in kind and neighborly deeds. Many a poor family found relief from his storehouse and many people enjoyed his hospitality. His home was always open to all, poor or well-to-do, and many found pleasure in the entertainment provided therein. He had borne adversity bravely and enjoyed prosperity quietly. He had filled the various relations of life as husband, father, brother, friend and filled them satifactorily and his life work was well done. He is survived by five children, Mrs. Archie MARK, G.A. STRIFFLER, Mrs. W.R. KAISER, and Miss Martha STRIFFLER, all of Cass City, and David STRIFFLER of Columbus, Georgia, 12 grandchildren and 14 great grandchildren. Since the death of his wife, his daughter, Martha, has been the companion and faithful attendant of her father. Funeral services will be held in the Evangelical church which Mr. Striffler attended for many years. It is planned to hold the service Saturday afternoon unless David Striffler, who is on his way home from Georgia, is delayed in his journey from the south. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Spring 2007) |
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| 22254 | I11992 | Striffler | John "Uncle John" | 15 Mar 1833 | 12 Jul 1922 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1850 Census New York, Erie County, Lancaster Enumerated 23 Aug 1850 Page 200 1048-1082 Otil Strifler 59 F $2550 Germany Jacob Strifler 30 M Farmer Susanna Strifler 27 F Joseph Stifler 24 M Farmer Christian Strifler 22 m Farmer John Strifler 17 Farmer New York (sic) David Strifler 14 1860 Census Michigan, Tuscola County, Elkland 58-56 John Striffler 27 Farmer $280 $75 NY Mary Striffler 21 Domestic Wirtinburg, Germany The household immediately following theirs was that of Jacob and Louisa Striffler 1870 Census Michigan, Tuscola County 56-56 Striffler, John 37 Farmer $5,075 $860 NY Striffler, Mary 31 Germ Wirtinburg Striffler, Emeline 10 Mich Striffler, Albert 6 Mich Striffler, Salome 4 Mich The households preceding theirs were occupied by Jacob and Louis Striffler (#53), Adam and Catherine Benkelmann (#54), George & Katherine Kolb (#55). 1880 Census Census Place:Elkland, Tuscola, Michigan Source:FHL Film 1254607 National Archives Film T9-0607 Page 95B Relation Sex Marr Race Age Birthplace John STRIFFLER Self M M W 47 NY Occ: Farmer Fa: FRANCE Mo: FRANCE Mary STRIFFLER Wife F M W 41 WERTENBURG Occ: Keeping House Fa: WERTENBURG Mo: WERTENBURG Emmiline STRIFFLER Dau F S W 19 MI Occ: Without Occupation Fa: NY Mo: WERTENBURG George A. STRIFFLER Son M S W 16 MI Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: WERTENBURG Salome STRIFFLER Dau F S W 13 MI Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: WERTENBURG Martha STRIFFLER Dau F S W 7 MI Occ: At School Fa: NY Mo: WERTENBURG Esther STRIFFLER Dau F S W 2 MI Occ: At Home Fa: NY Mo: WERTENBURG Leonard BUEHRLY Other M S W 21 WERTENBURG Occ:Farmer Fa: WERTENBURG Mo: WERTENBURG Philipp STRIFFLER Nephew M S W19 NY Occ: Farmer Fa: NY Mo: NY 19 year old Philip Striffler is likely the son of David and Sophia Striffler of Lancaster, New York. David was said to have died in 1872, and it appears that at least his oldest son left New York after his father died, so perhaps Philip did as well. Leonard Buehrly was from same village in Germany as Mary, and would later marry the granddaughter of her brother, Frederick Benkelman. 1900 Census, Michigan, Tuscola, Elkland, ED 110 Enumerated the 12th of June, 1900 by John Marshall SD 8, ED 110, Sheet 6 B 125-125 Archie and Emeline Mark and family 126 126 Striffler, John Hd W M March 1833 67 M 41 NY France France Farmer Striffler, Mary Wife W F May 1839 61 M 41 7/6 Germany Germany Germany 1856 Striffler, Martha Dtr W F Nov 1871 28 S Michigan NY Germany Striffler, Ester Dtr W F May 1878 22 S Michigan NY Germany Striffler, David A. W M Aug 1883 16 S Michigan NY Germany Farm Laborer Bean, Saloma Dtr W F Sep 1866 22 Ed 3/3 Michigan NY Germany Bean, Stanley G.Son W M Dec 1892 7 S Michigan Michigan Germany Bean, Paul P. G. Son W M May 1894 6 S Michigan Michigan Germany Bean, William D. G. Son W M Dec 1895 4 S Michigan Michigan Germany 1910 Census, Michigan, Tuscola County, Elkland Twp, ED 113, Cass City Village Enumerated 13 Apr 1910 SD 8, ED 113, Sheet No 5 B 138-138 Striffler, John Hd M W 76 M1 NY Germany Germany Own Income Striffler, Mary Wife 70 M1 6/6 Germany Germany Germany Striffler, Martha Dtr F W 37 S Mich Germany Germany They were living in the household immediately preceding that of Mary's nephew, Benjamin Benkelman, Sr. |
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| 22255 | I24273 | Striffler | John B. | Jul 1864 | 14 Jan 1952 | 0 | Striffler-Benkelman Broadcast Volume 15, Sept. 1, 1952. Deaths John B. Striffler, 87, of Buffalo, N.Y., Jan 14. |
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| 22256 | I24273 | Striffler | John B. | Jul 1864 | 14 Jan 1952 | 0 | (Research): Census Inforomation: 1900 Census New York, Niagara County, Town of Lockport vol 189, Page 185 Enumerated 11 Jun 1900 Peter H Hayes SD 18 ED 66 Sheet 9A 108-108 Striffler, John B Hd W M July 1887 (sic) 35 M 16 NY NY NY Blacksmith Striffler, Ida E Wf W F Jan --- 36 M 16 NY NY NY Striffler, Allen G Son W M Aug --- 13 S NY NY NY Striffler, Mabel E Dau W F Jan 1888 12 S NY NY NY Striffler, Roy C Son W M Aug 1890 9 S NY NY NY Striffler, Floyd Son W M Nov 1892 7 S NY NY NY Leinback, Elizabeth Mother-in-law Sep 1855 64 NY NY NY 1910 Census New York, Niagara County, Second Election District, City of Lockport Enumerated 21 Apr 1910 SD 18 ED 24 Sheets 7A and 7B Stamped 194 Sunnyside Street 27-143-144 Striffler, John B Hd M W 45 M1 25 NY NY NY Clerk Hardware Store Striffler, Ida Wf F W 46 M1 25 4/4 NY Pa NY Striffler, Glenn Son M W 23 S NY NY NY Shipping Clerk Machine Shop Striffler, Mabel Dtr F W 22 SD NY NY NY Saleslady Dry Good Store Striffler, Ray Son M W 20 S NY NY NY Bookkeeper Coal Office Striffler, Lloyd Son M W 17 S NY NY NY Clerk Truck Co Leinbech, Elizabeth Mother-in-law NY Germany Germany 1920 Census New York, Niagara County, Town of Lockport 3 January 1920 SD 20 ED 92 Sheet 3A Stamped 223 Sunnyside Street 27-63-65 Striffler, John B Hd M W 44 M NY NY NY Machinist Machine Shop Striffler, Ida E Wf F W 55 M NY Pa NY Leinbach, Eliza Mother-in-law F W 84 Wd NY German Germany 1930 Census New York, Niagara County, Lockport, Eighth Ward Enumerated 9 Apr 1930 SD 32-27 SD 6 Sheet 8A Stamped 64 Bacon St 182-191 Striffler, Glenn Hd $3500 M W 43 M 26 NY NY NY Chief Inspector Gear Co Striffler, Maud Wf F W 39 M 23 NY NY NY Manager Ladies Wearing Striffler, Leslie Son W M 14 S NY NY NY Wiser,Roland? Jack Lodger M W 9 S NY NY NY Sunnyside Street 27-136-195 Striffler, John B Hd O $3300 m W 65 M 20 NY NY NY Tool Clerk Machine Shop Striffler, Ida Wf F W 66 M 21 NY Pennsylvania NY |
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| 22257 | I39764 | Striffler | John E. | 9 Mar 1906 | 1 Jan 1964 | 0 | Steubenville Herald Star Friday, January 3, 1964: RAYLAND: John E. Striffler, 57, of RD 1. Rayland, died Thursday in his home. He was a mechanic by trade. Mr. Striffler was a member of the Bridgeport Lutheran Church. He leaves his widow, Mrs. Georgia Littleton Striffler ; four daughters, Mrs. Sandra Duke of Mingo Junction, Mrs. Tricia Dawson of Rayland, Alma (sic) Striffler, serving with the U.S. Navy, and Doris Striffler at home; five sons, John, David, Robert, Larry and Leahdon, all at home; two brothers, William and Joseph, and two sisters, Mrs. Bryan Blacktod and Mrs. Alva McKinney, all in Pennsylvania, and four grandchildren. Friends may call at the Ridgley Funeral Home, Smithfield; services Monday, 2 p.m. Hopewell Cemetery. (Courtesy of Judith Muck) Note by Judith Muck: In the obituary, they refer to Alma Striffler as female. The name is actually Alva Raymond Striffler. I have a notice of his training in the Navy, a notice of his engagement to be married and SSDI listing. |
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| 22258 | I24284 | Striffler | John Francis "Frank" | 4 Aug 1857 | 4 Dec 1930 | 0 | 1880 Kansas Federal census, Pottawatomie county, Ks. Clear Creek township He was a laborer. Living in the D. S. Shehi household. |
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| 22259 | I24284 | Striffler | John Francis "Frank" | 4 Aug 1857 | 4 Dec 1930 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census Kansas, Pottawatomie County, Clear Creek Township Enumerated 20 and 22 June 1900 SD 85 ED 137 Sheet 41A 119-119 Strifler, Frank Head W M Aug 1858 42 M 7 NY Canada Eng Canada Eng Farmer Strifler, Milo Bella Wf W F Sept 1872 27 M 7 1/1 Kansas Ohio Ohio Strifler, Maud Inez Dtr W FSept 1896 S Kansas Kansas NY 1910 Census Kansas, Pottawatomie County, Clear Creek Twp Enumerated 18 abd 19 May 1910 SD 4 ED 115 Sheet 5B 101-101 Strifler, Frank Head M W 52 M1 15 New York France/French Canada/French Farmer Strifler, Mila Wf F W 38 M1 15 2/1 Kansas US US Strifler, Maude Dtr F W 14 S Kansas NY Kansas |
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| 22260 | I12715 | Striffler | John Leonard | Jun 1857 | 29 Apr 1874 | 0 | Tombstone reads: Striffler, Leonard,d. 29 Apr 1874, 16y 9m 19d BonnieMargaret Jacobs writes that he died of scarlet fever, as did his younger siblings, Lydia and Jacob. |
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| 22261 | I12738 | Striffler | Joseph | 18 Sep 1825 | 25 Feb 1902 | 0 | Tri-County Chronicle Cass City, Mich., Friday, February 28, 1902 Vol. 3 No 41 Page 1 Passed the Portals Another Pioneer citizen, Joseph Striffler, passed away last Tuesday morning. During the past three years he had been gradually failing, and most of the time was as helpless as a child. During all those weary weeks and months he made his home with his daughter, Mrs. Samuel BENKELMAN, who with unusual filial love cared for her father, although at times the care and anxiety thurst upon her became exceedingly burdensome. Joseph Striffler, during his younger years, was a man of sterling character, always true to his convictions and was more than ordinarily successful in the affairs of this world. His days were many. He lived to be nearly 77 years old. The deceased was born in Alsace, Germany, Sept. 17, 1825. He came to American with his parents in his fourth year and settled in Erie county, N.Y. In the year 1854 he was united in marriage to with Rosanna BALBASH of Lancaster, N.Y. and the same year moved to Scotland County, Mo., residing there elven years and from thence removed to Lee County, Ia. In November, 1876, he moved with his two daughters, and a foster child, now Mrs. J. BENKELMAN, his wife having died the previous year, to Cass City, where he has lived ever since. His two daughters, Mrs. Jacob MAIER and Mrs. Samuel BENKELMAN, survive him. The funeral was held at the Evangelical church on Thursday morning, Rev. L. BRUMM officiating. The remains were laid to rest in Elkland Cemetery. Note: Joseph Striffler's foster daughter was Augusta Krehl, who married John Adam Benkelman. A copy of his actual death certificate can be viewed online here: http://seekingmichigan.org/ Indexed as Joseph Striffler |
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| 22262 | I12738 | Striffler | Joseph | 18 Sep 1825 | 25 Feb 1902 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1850 Census New York, Erie County, Lancaster Enumerated 23 Aug 1850 Page 200 1048-1082 Otil Strifler 59 F $2550 Germany Jacob Strifler 30 M Farmer Susanna Strifler 27 F Joseph Stifler 24 M Farmer Christian Strifler 22 m Farmer John Strifler 17 Farmer New York (sic) David Strifler 14 1860 Census Missouri, Scotland County, Green Township Enumerated 31 July 1860 Page 196 1405-1376 Joseph Striffler 35 M Farmer $500 $375 France Rosanna Striffler 25 F Wirtemberg Fanny Striffler 4 F Iowa 1870 Census Iowa, Lee County, Franklin Twp, P.O. Franklin Center Enumerated July 1870 27-27 Striffler, Joseph 45 M W Farmer $4000 $7600 France Striffler, Rosina 35 F W Keeping House Wurttemburg Striffler, Fannie 14 F W Attending School Iowa Striffler, Mary 8 F W Mo 1880 Federal Census, Michigan, Tuscola, Elkland, ED 400 Page Fifteen SD 3D ED 400 Enumerated on the 12th of June 1880 George D. Peterhaus C, 96 #140-140 Striffler, Joseph W M 54 Farmer France France France Striffler, Mary W F 19 Daughter Housekeeper NY? France Wurtemberg ???, Augusta W F 10 Boarder At School Iowa Wurtemberg Bavaria (Foster Child?) The home immediately following his was that of Jacob & Louisa Striffler. 1900 Census Michigan, Tuscola County, Cass City Enumerated 9 Jun 1900 A.D. Gillis SD 8 ED 111 Sheet 5B HH 109-112 Adam (b. 1861 NY) and Susan MUCK (b. 1862, NY) HH 110-113 Bankleman, Samuel Hd W M August 1857 42 M 18 NY Germany Germany Bankleman, Mary Wife W F Dec 1861 48 M 18 3/3 Mo Germany Germany Bankleman, Bertha Dtr W F August 1883 16 S Mich NY Mich Bankleman, Joseph Son W M Oct 1889 10 S Micg NY Mo Bankleman, Ward Son W M Feb 1894 6 S Mich NY Mo Striffer, Joseph F in Law W M Spet 1826 73 W 40 Mich (sic) NY (sic) Mo (sic) |
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| 22263 | I39762 | Striffler | Joseph A. | 16 Nov 1904 | 1 Dec 1975 | 0 | Beaver County Times Dec. 2, 1975 page Joseph A. Striffler, 71, of Big Sewickley Creek Road, RD 3 Sewickley, died Monday, Dec. 1 1975, in Sewickley Valley Hospital following an extended illness. Born Nov. 16, 1904, in Old Economy, son of the late Edward F. and Mary Kindelburger Striffler, he was a life-long resident of the Ambridge area. He was a former employe of Armco Steel Corp., Ambridge retiring in 1964, and was a member of Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Ambridge. Surviving are his widow, Florence Guenon Striffler; a son, Edward F., Economy; two daughters, Mrs. Clarence (mary Lee) Holler, Warrendale, and Mrs. Paul (Louise) Yoos, Clarks Mills, Pa; nine grandchildren; two great-grandchildren, a brother William Striffler, Melbourne, Fla.; and two sisters, Mrs. Byron (Margaret) Blackford, Ingomar, and Mrs. Alva (Anna) McKinney, Wexford. Friends are being received today and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. in the Kenneth E. Hare Funeral Home, 500 Park Road, Ambridge. The body will be taken Thursday at 12 noon to Our Savior's Lutheran Church, Ridge Road Extension, Ambridge, to be in state until time of service at 1 p.m. The Rev. Richard R. Heineman, his pastor, will officiate. Interment will be in Sylvania Hills Memorial Park, Daugherty Township. (Courtesy of Judith Muck) |
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| 22266 | I5962 | Striffler | Katherine Luise | 10 Dec 1899 | 18 Mar 1989 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle December 24, 1920 Miss Katherine Striffler of Battle Creek came today to spend the vacation with Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Striffler. Volume 25 of the STRIFFLER-BENKELMAN BROADCAST, dated September 6, 1965, reported that Katherine and Earl spent two months traveling abroad, throughout Europe and the Middle East. While in Germany, they stopped in G?ppingen, the town in which her mother, Marie Kaiser Striffler, was born. Katherine Stiffler Buchanan was one of the cousins of BonnieMargaret Jacobs who recounted many of the stories told to her by her grandmother, Louisa Benkelman Striffler. |
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| 22267 | I28694 | Striffler | Laura E. | Apr 1896 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Cass City Chronicle December 24, 1920 Around Our Town Miss Laura Striffler of Yale is spending the holiday season with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Striffler. Volume 25 of the STIFFLER-BENKELMAN BROADCAST, published September 6, 1965, reported that "Mr. and Mrs. E.T. Ball (Ruth Benkelman) and Mrs. Wilmot Carpenter (Mae Benkelman) entertained Mr. and Mrs. F.A. Smiley (Margaret Striffler) and Mr. and Mrs. Amos Weaver (Laura Striffler) at their trailers in Pinellas Park, Florida, last winter. This is an annual event for them. |
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| 22268 | I28694 | Striffler | Laura E. | Apr 1896 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research):Census Listings: 1930 Census Michigan, Genesee County, Flint City, Ward 2 Enumerated April 10. 1930 ED 25-26 SD 10 Sheet 15B 1406-271-378 Weaver, Amos W. Hd O $5000 M W 33 M 25 Mich Pa Oh Heat Tester Auto Factory Weaver, Laura E. Wf F W 33 M 25 Mich NY NY Weaver, Douglas A. Son M W 3 8/12 S Mich Mich Mich Weaver, David W. Son M W 0 5/ 12 S Mich Mich Mich |
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| 22269 | I5950 | Striffler | Leonard "Len" | 5 May 1891 | 9 Jan 1983 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Thursday, January 12, 1983 Page 2 Shabbona News Leonard Striffler dies at 91 Leonard Striffler, 91, the last member of the pioneer Striffler family of Cass City, died Monday at Provincial House. He was born May 5, 1891, on the homestead farm, in Elkland Township, the son of Solomon and Katherine (Buerk) Stiffler. Striffler had been a life member of Tyler Lodge No. 317, F and AM, Cass City, the Cass City chapter of the International Order of Odd-fellows, and years ago had been the manager of Madison Pickle Co. of Cass City for more than 25 years. He is survived by one brother, Louis Striffler, Detroit, and five nieces and nephews. One brother and four sisters preceded him in death. A Masonic memorial service was conducted Tuesday evening at Little's Funeral Home, Cass City. Funeral services were held Wednesday afternoon at Little's, with Rev. Eldred Kelley of the Salem United Methodist Church, Cass City, officiating. Burial was in Elkland Township Cemetery. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Winter 2007) Len Striffler, along with his sister Gertrude, dug deep in their memories for the stories of the Striffler family for BonnieMargaret Jacobs when she was preparing her 1981 manuscipt about the history of the Benkelman family. |
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| 22270 | I28698 | Striffler | Lillian E. | 6 Nov 1886 | 19 Nov 1965 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Volume 59, Number 32 Thursday, November 25, 1965 Mrs. MacPhail Succumbs Friday Mrs. Lillian MacPhail, 79, pioneer of Cass City and wife of a former Cass City businessman, died Friday at Hills and Dales General Hospital. She had been in ill health for a year and suffered for many years from arthritis. She was born in Elkland township, Nov. 6, 1886, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Striffler. She married Angus MacPhail in Argyle Jan. 7, 1914. Mr. MacPhail started and operated a successful business as a funeral director in Cass City from 1920 until shortly before his death on Sept. 19, 1952 (sic). Mrs. MacPhail was a member of the Cass City Methodist Church. Surviving are: a son Dr. Albert MacPhail of Flint; two sisters, Mrs. Grace Sandham of Cass City and Mrs. Ruth Moreton of Detroit, and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held at Little's Funeral Home at 3 p.m. Saturday. The Rev. james Braid, pastor of the First Methodist Chruch, officiated. Burial was in Elkland cemetery. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, February 2008) |
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| 22271 | I28698 | Striffler | Lillian E. | 6 Nov 1886 | 19 Nov 1965 | 0 | (Research):Census Listings: 1930 Census Michigan, Tuscola County, Elkland Twp, Cass City Village Enumerated 4 April 1930 ED 79-11 SD 11 Sheets 2A and 2B Stamped 185 40-41 McPhail, Angus Hd M W 49 M 33 Mich Scotland Scotland Mortician Undertaking McPhail, Lillian E Wife F W 41 m 25 Mich NY Ct McPhail, Albert A Son Adopted M W 3/12 S Mich Ohio Ohio |
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| 22272 | I28691 | Striffler | Lillian S. | 18 Apr 1883 | 2 Aug 1964 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Cass City, Michigan Friday, January 23, 1931 "Twenty-five years ago" January 26, 1906 While assisting in the use of a meat chopper, Miss Lillian Striffler accidentally cut off the end of the middle finger of her left hand. "Thirty-five years ago" January 24, 1896 At the Evangelical church, the following Sunday School officers have been elected for the ensuing year: Supt., Mrs. Lena SCHWEGLER; ass't supt., Mrs. Mary BENKELMAN; sec., J. MAIER; treas., Adam BENKELMAN; librarian, Miss Lillie Striffler; ass't librarian, Miss Maud MAIER; organist, Miss Martha STRIFFLER; ass't organist, Oscar LENZNER. Note: It appears this articles above related to Lillie. It is possible, however, either or both were about her cousin, also named Lillian Striffler, of nearby Argyle, Sanilac County, Michigan. The cousins were only about three years apart in age. Cass City Chronicle August 4, 1933 Mrs. E. Bockstedt and granddaughter, Lois Bockstedt, of Buffalo, New York, are spending some time at the A.A. Ricker home. Cass City Chronicle Thursday, August 6, 1964 Page Six Hold Services for Mrs. A.A. Ricker Final services for Mrs. Lillian S. Ricker, 81, lifelong Cass City resident were held Wednesday afternoon at Little's Funeral Home following her death Sunday, Aug. 2, at Hills and Dales General Hospital where she had been a patient for the past two weeks. She had been in ill health for the past year. Born in Cass City April 18, 1883, Mrs. Ricker was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Striffler. She married Arthur A. Ricker in Cass City April 15, 1908, where they made their home. He preceded her in death Nov. 8, 1955. Mrs. Ricker was a member of the EUB Church in Cass City. Surviving are: three sisters, Mrs. Ida NIQUE of Cass City, Mrs. F.A. (Margaret) SMILEY of Pontiac and Mrs. A.W. (Laura) WEAVER of Flint. A son and a brother preceded her in death. The Rev. R.E. Betts officiated over the services and interment was in the family lot in Elkland Cemetery. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Winter 2007) |
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| 22273 | I5949 | Striffler | Louis John | 13 Jan 1903 | 8 Apr 1986 | 0 | Volume 28 of the STRIFFLER-BENKELMAN BROADCAST, dated September 2, 1968, reported that he retired from Manufacturers National Bank in Detroit. Cass City Chronicle April 30, 1986 Obituaries, Page 14 Louis J. Striffler Services for Louis John Striffler, 83, were held in the Verheyden Funeral Home in Grosse Pointe April 9. Mr. Striffler died at Cottage Hospital April 8. He was born Jan. 13, 1903, the son of Solomon and Katherine Striffler at the home on Schwegler Rd. northeast of Cass City. Two brothers and three sisters preceded him in death. Burial was in Elkland Cemetery Thursday, April 10. Services were conducted by the Rev. Clare Patton, of Salem United Methodist Church. He is survived by his wife, Icele, and several nieces and nephews. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Winter 2007) Not listed in BonnieMargaret Jacobs 1981 manuscript. |
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| 22274 | I29563 | Striffler | Lucy | Aft 1887 | Bef 1910 | 0 | Died in early childhood. | STR06 |
| 22275 | I12720 | Striffler | Lydia | 20 Nov 1874 | 7 Mar 1957 | 0 | Moore Resident Dies in Billings Mrs. Lydia Zinnecker, 82, resident of Moore nearly 28 years, died of a heart ailment at 1:37 a.m. Thursday in a Billings hospital. She entered the hospital Wednesday night. She had been visiting two weeks in the home of a daughter, Mrs. Harry Miller of Billings, Rt. 3, when she became ill. The body was taken to the Creel Funeral Home in Lewiston where funeral services at 3 p.m. Saturday will be conducted by the Rev. Raymond Ginther of the Moore Presbyterian Church. Burial will be in Moore Cemetery. Mrs. Zinnecker was born Nov. 20, 1874, in Cass City, Mich., daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Striffler. She was married to George Zinnecker in Cass City Nov. 22, 1893, and they lived in Michigan until 1912. They then went to Starkweather, N. D., where they lived four years before moving to Garfield county. They lived there until 1929, when they moved to Moore in Fergus county. Mr. Zinnecker, a carpenter, died in Moore Feb. 15, 1955. Mrs. Zinnecker was a member of the Presbyterian Church. Surviving Mrs. Zinnecker, besides the daughter in Billings, are two other daughters, Mrs. George Steinar of Gary, Ind., and Mrs. Hal Lucas of Superior, three sons, L. F. Zinnecker of Moore, Henry Zinnecker of Long Beach, Calif., and Dr. Kenneth Zinnecker of Columbus, Ohio; 22 grandchildren and 13 great-grandchildren. |
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| 22276 | I12717 | Striffler | Lydia May | Abt 1866 | 2 May 1874 | 0 | Tombstone reads age 8 years, 4 months and 16 days | STR06 |
| 22277 | I29349 | Striffler | Mabel E. | 21 Nov 1887 | 3 Feb 1976 | 0 | The STRIFFLER-BENKELMAN BROACAST-1964 reported that Mr. Walter Riley and Mabel Striffler Riley of Kenmore, N.Y., a Buffalo suburb, were celebrating their wedding of 1914 (just 50 years ago in June) when Mr. and Mrs. Stanley A. Striffler made a short visit to Buffalo on the cruise ship the S.S. South American. Besides reminiscing about their wedding trip to Cass City, the Rileys took the Strifflers on a tour of the Towanda area and the Riley Gear Plant. Mabel is of the John Striffler family in New York and related news of the Lockport contingent of the family. North Tonawanda NY Evening News Wednesday, February 4, 1976 RILEY - Mabel M. Riley, Feb. 3, 1976, of the Blocker Homes, Williamsville, N.Y. Beloved wife of the late Walter J. Riley; mother of Donald W. (Ellen C.) Riley and Mrs. Harley G. (Norma J.) Styer, sister of Floyd Striffler of Lockport; grandmother of Ms. Karen E. Riley, Larry E. and Diane L. Styer. Friends may call Wenesday from 2-4 and 7-9 at the Lester H. Wedekindt, Inc., Funeral Home, 3290 Delaware Ave. Funeral service in the Little Chapel of the Elms, Elmlawn Cemetery, Thursday mornina at eleven o'clock. Friends are invited. Flowers gratefully declined. Those desiring may make memorial contributions to the Heart Association of WNY, c/o Statler Hilton, Buffalo, N.Y. 14202. Mrs. Riley was a member of the Kenmore Baptist Church. (Courtesy of Judith Muck) |
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| 22278 | I28693 | Striffler | Margaret M. "Maggie" | 21 Oct 1892 | Dec 1980 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle December 11, 1980 Cass City Social and Personal Items Page Two Dick Dillman of Saginaw notified relatives Monday that Mrs. Margaret Striffler Smiley, 88, a native of Cass City, died Monday in a Flint nursing home. Funeral services were to be held Wednesday from the Donaldson Funeral Home in Pontiac. She is survived by one sister, Mrs. Laura Weaver of Flint, and several nieces and nephews. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Winter 2007) |
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| 22279 | I28693 | Striffler | Margaret M. "Maggie" | 21 Oct 1892 | Dec 1980 | 0 | (Research):Census Records: 1930 Census Michigan, Oakland County, Waterford Twp, Drayton Plains Village Enumerated 10 April 1930 ED 63-132 SD 14 Sheet 12B #274-341 Smiley, Fred A Own $6000 HD M W 41 M@31 Ohio PA Ohio Salesman Real Estate Smiley, Margaret M Wf F W 37 M@27 Michigan NY NY |
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| 22280 | I39767 | Striffler | Margaret T. | 22 Oct 1909 | 25 Mar 2004 | 0 | Pittsburgh Tribune-Review March 29, 2004 Margaret T.E. Blackford, Formerly of Franklin Park Margaret T.E. (Striffler) Watenpool Blackford, 94, formerly of Franklin Park, died Thursday, March 25, 2004, in Passavant Retirement Community, Zelienople. She was born Oct. 22, 1909, in Ambridge to the late Edward and Mary (Kindelberger) Striffler and also was predeceased by her husbands, Allan J. Watenpool and Byron H. Blackford. Margaret was a homemaker and a member of Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, Franklin Park. Surviving are daughter Shirley Wright of Zelienople, son Robert A. Watenpool of Marshall, sister Anna M. McKinney of Zelienople, four grandchildren, nine great-grandchildren and three great-great-grandchildren. Visitation from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the HERBERT R. KING JR. FUNERAL HOME INC., 2841 Woodland Circle at Route 8, Hampton. Services at 11 a.m. Monday in Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church. Please meet at the church at 10:30. Interment will follow in the church cemetery. Memorial contributions may be made to Passavant Retirement Community, 401 S. Main St., Zelienople, PA 16063 or Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 2500 Brandt School Road, Wexford, PA 15090. www.kingfuneralhome.com. |
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| 22281 | I12727 | Striffler | Martha "Mattie" | 10 Nov 1871 | 25 Oct 1943 | 0 | Her father's obituary indicated that Martha, the eldest daughter still at home, remained single and in her father's home to care for him, after the death of her mother. She never married. At the time of the 1930 census, she was living with her sister and brother-in-law, Archibald and Emeline Mark, in Cass City Village. Cass City Chronicle Cass City, Michigan Friday, January 23, 1931 "Thirty-five years ago: January 24, 1896" At the Evangelical church, the following Sunday School officers have been elected for the ensuing year: Supt., Mrs. Lena SCHWEGLER; ass't supt., Mrs. Mary BENKELMAN; sec., J. MAIER; treas., Adam BENKELMAN; librarian, Miss Lillie STRIFFLER; ass't librarian, Miss Maud MAIER; organist, Miss Martha STRIFFLER; ass't organist, Oscar LENZNER. Cass City Chronicle Friday, October 29, 1943 Miss Martha Striffler, 71, a lifelong resident of this vicinity, passed away in her home Monday evening after a long illness. Miss Striffler, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. John Striffler, was born Nov. 10, 1871, on the Striffler farm in Elkland township and spent her entire life here. She was a member of long standing of the Evangelical Church where she taught a Sunday School class for many years. She was also active in the Woman's Missionary Society and the Ladies' Aid and held offices in both societies for a number of years. She was a very faithful attendant at all Church services as long as her health permitted. She was also a member of the Townsend Club. She is survived by a sister, Mrs. W.R. Kaiser of Detroit, and two brothers, George Albert Striffler of Cass City and David Striffler of Columbus, Ga. The remains were at the Munro Funeral Home until Wednesday when they were taken to her own home on Houghton Street. At noon Thursday the body was taken to the Evangelical Church where it lay in state until the hour of the funeral service at 2:00 p.m. Rev. S.P Kirn, pastor of the church, officiated and burial was in Elkland cemetery. Pallbearers were Stanley Bien of Lansing, John and Kenneth Kaiser of Detroit and Edward Mark of Cass City, all nephews, and Ben Schwegler and Fred Buehrly, nephews by marriage. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Summer 2007) |
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| 22283 | I24287 | Striffler | Martin "Mart" Ellsworth | 17 May 1862 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | THE ONAGA JOURNAL 22 Feb 1882 Clear Creek items 19 FEb 1882: Mr. Geo. Bauman and family are well on their way to California by this time. We understant Mart Striffler went with them. Don Staton writes that Martin died in California in 1950, living in California for at least 40 years prior to his death. He had at least four children. |
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| 22284 | I24279 | Striffler | Mary | Abt 1843 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | Not listed with her parents at the time of the 1860 census. Don Staton believes she went to Cass City around 1879 and there married C. M. Kelly. The 1880 Federal census, for the Village of Caro, Tuscola County, Michigan, has a listing for the household of C. M. KELLY, age 54, and Mary Kelly, his wife, age 36. They were both listed as born in New York. It was shown that both his parents were born in New York as well, and the place of birth of Mary's parents was shown as Germany. |
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| 22285 | I12012 | Striffler | Mary | 8 Dec 1860 | 5 Aug 1952 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Cass City, Michigan Friday, January 23, 1931 "Thirty-five years ago: January 24, 1896" At the Evangelical church, the following Sunday School officers have been elected for the ensuing year: Supt., Mrs. Lena SCHWEGLER; ass't supt., Mrs. Mary BENKELMAN; sec., J. MAIER; treas., Adam BENKELMAN; librarian, Miss Lillie Striffler; ass't librarian, Miss Maud MAIER; organist, Miss Martha STRIFFLER; ass't organist, Oscar LENZNER. Cass City Chronicle August 8, 1952, page 1 Mrs. Benkelman, Pioneer Resident, Buried Thursday Cass City lost a respected member of its community Thursday morning when Mrs. Mary Benkelman, 91, died at her home here after a period of declining health. A pioneer resident of this community, Mrs. Benkelman had spent over three-quarters of a century in Cass City and Elkland Township. The daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Striffler, she was born Dec. 8, 1860 in Madison, Mo., and with her father and sister, the late Mrs. Jacob MEIER, came to Elkland Township in 1875. Mrs. Benkelman married Samuel G. Benkelman Nov. 28, 1888. The couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1988 and Mr. Benkelman died in 1940. Mrs. Benkelman was one of the founders of the Woman's Study Club in Cass City and served as president of the organization in 1910 and 1927. She was a member of the Adult Ladies's Class of the Methodist Church. Funeral services were held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Douglas Funeral Home. Rev. F.W. Porter, pastor of the Methodist Church, officiated and burial was in Elkland Cemetery. Surviving are two sons, Joseph and Ward Benkelman of Cass City, a niece, Miss Laura MAIER, and a nephew, Fred MAIER. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong) |
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| 22286 | I29135 | Striffler | Mary Elizabeth | 4 Mar 1908 | 11 Jan 1997 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Wednesday, January 15, 1997 Page 5 Obituaries Mary Gardiner Mary Elizabeth Gardiner, 88, of Port Austin, died Saturday, Jan. 11, 1997, at her home following a long illness. She was born March 4, 1908, in Argyle, daughter of William and Elizabeth (Zinnecker) Striffler. She married Edward B. Gardiner Oct. 1, 1941, in Ohio. He died in October 1982. One of the founding members of the Port Austin United Protestant Church, she was also a board member of the Port Austin Township Library, a member of the U&I Club of Port Austin, Port Austin Senior Citizens Club, Port Austin Women's Club, the Priscilla Club of Port Austin and the Audubon Society of Michigan. She and her husband retired in 1956 from the Detroit House of Corrections in Plymouth to Broken Rocks near Port Austin. Surviving are one sister, Florence Southworth of Elkton; one step-grandson; 2 step-great-granddaughters, and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by one step-daughter, Virginia Klopp; 3 brothers, Roy, Delmar and Daniel Striffler; 3 sisters, Ethel Orr, Ione Sturm and Wilma Fry, and one step-great-grandson. Services were to be held Wednesday at 1 p.m. at the Kaufman Funeral Home in Bad Axe, with the Rev. Ray A. Jacques, pastor of the Port Austin United Protestant Church, officiating. Interment will be in the Colfax Township Mausoleum. Memorials may be given to the Port Austin Township Library. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, April 2008) |
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| 22287 | I28703 | Striffler | Mary Ethel | 28 Mar 1894 | 22 Mar 1967 | 0 | Ethel's granddaugher, Susan Orr Wagner, writes that she was named Mary Ethel Striffler, but was always called Ethel. When her younger sister, Mary Elizabeth was born and went by her first name Mary, her elder sister Ethel dropped Mary from her name entirely. On census records she was referred to as Ethel M, changing her first name to her middle initial. Cass City Chronicle Thursday, March 30, 1967 Double Services for the Robert H. Orrs Funeral services for Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Orr, natives of the Cass City area, were held Thursday, March 28, at the funeral home in Pigeon. Mr. Orr, 74, died Monday, March 20 in the Pigeon hospital after a brief illness. He was born May 10, 1892, in Cass City. His wife, 72, the former Ethel Striffler, died Wednesday, March 22, in the same hospital. She was born March 28, 1894, in Sanilac county. The couple were married Aug. 15, 1916, at Cass City and in 1917 they moved to Pigeon where he operated a drugstore. Their survivors are: two daughters, Mrs. Albert Fetting and Miss Marjorie Orr, both of Saginaw; two sons, Robert of Livonia and John of Pigeon, and eight grandchildren. Mr. Orr is also survived by one brother, Morton Orr of Cass City. Four sisters and a brother are among Mrs. Orr's survivors. They are: Mrs. Wilma Fry of Port Huron, Mrs. E.B. Gardiner of Port Austin, Mrs. Ione Sturm of Detroit, Mrs. George Southworth of Elkton, and the Rev. Roy Striffler. Burial was in Elkland Cemetery. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, April 2008) |
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| 22288 | I28703 | Striffler | Mary Ethel | 28 Mar 1894 | 22 Mar 1967 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1930 Census Michigan, Huron County, Pigeon, Winsor Township Enumerated April 9, 1930 ED 32-39 SD 11 Sheet 5B 133-137 Orr, Robert H. Hd O $3000 R M W 37 M 24 Michigan Ireland Canada-English Druggist Drug Store Orr, Ethel M Wf F W 36 M 22 Mich Mich Germany Orr, Ethel M Dtr F W 12 S Mich Mich Mich Orr, Robert S Son M W 8 S Mich Mich Mich Orr, John L Son M W 4 3/12 Mich Mich Mich |
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| 22289 | I24255 | Striffler | Mary Pauline | 11 Nov 1878 | 8 Jan 1967 | 0 | Cass City Chronicle Thursday, January 12, 1967 Page Four Mrs. Mary Helwig Succumbs in Caro Mrs. Mary Pauline Helwig, 83, died Sunday, Jan. 8, at the Tuscola County Medical Care Facility, Caro, following a lengthy illness. She was the widow of Edward Helwig. Born Nov. 11, 1878, in Tuscola county, she was the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Christian Striffler. She and Mr. Helwig were married Sept. 26, 1906, and they made their home on a farm on Schwegler Road. The couple celebrated their golden wedding anniversary in 1956. Mr. Helwig died Aug. 24, 1959. A lifelong resident the Cass City area, she was also a life member of the Salem Evangelical United Brethren Church. Surviving are: one son, Clark of Cass City; one sister, Mrs. Barbara Griffin of California; one granddaughter, Mrs. Donald (Judy) Finkbeiner, and three great-grandchildren, all of Cass City. The Rev. Ira Wood, pastor of Cass City EUB Church, officiated at the funeral services held Tuesday afternoon at Little's Funeral Home. Burial was in Elkland cemetery. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, January 2008) |
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| 22290 | I24255 | Striffler | Mary Pauline | 11 Nov 1878 | 8 Jan 1967 | 0 | (Research):Census Information 1910 Census Michigan, Tuscola, Elkland Twp Enumerated 15 and 16 April 1910 SD 8 ED 112 Sheet 1A Stamped 121 HH 6-6 George and Catherine HELWIG HH 10-10 George and Emilia KRAPF HH 12-12 Helwig, Edward Hd M W 33 M1 3 NY NY NY Farmer Helwig, Mary Wf F W 30 M1 3 0 Mich NY Germany |
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| 22292 | I12742 | Striffler | Peter | 15 Mar 1815 | 17 Jan 1882 | 0 | On Ruth Marchetti's website, she writes: "One internet source gives Christian as a middle name. He had a brother named Christian, so I am not sure if this is accurate or not. Moved to America 1830, arriving May 24 & living in Buffalo, NY. He, along with Henry and Jacob, are listed in 1840, 1850 and 1855 Census records as living in Buffalo, NY. Brother David stayed in New York, making his home in Lancaster. The rest of the family ended up in Cass City, Michigan, except for Peter, who moved to Kansas. Dates conflict between family records and published obituary on when he moved to Kansas. Family accounts put them moving to Kansas no earlier that 1867 after the birth of their last child. If newspaper is correct (1859), the last 3 or 4 children would have been born in Kansas." THE ONAGA JOURNAL 26 JAN 1882 Clear Creek items 17 Jan. 1882: It is with sadness that we report the death of one of our oldest settlers, Mr. Peter Striffler. Last Friday morning he was out about his work, as usual, but about 10 o'clock he went into the house and laid down, and complained of feeling unwell. About 11 o'clock he raised up to vomit and fell over, partly on the floor. His wife, ran to the nearest neighbors for help, when he was placed back on the bed, dead. Funeral services were held at the Bluff Creek school house Sunday afternoon. While the corpse was being viewed by the friends, someone remarked that he did not look like a dead person, considerable excitement ensued, when it was decided to have an examination. Dr. Dean was sent for, who, upon arrival, pronounced his dead, and that in his opinion his death was caused from an affliction of the heart. Mr. Striffler was a good neighbor and citizen, and his loss will long be felt in the community. The bereaved family has the heartfelt sympathy of the whole neighborhood. He was 66 years old and has been a resident of Kansas for a good many years. RootsWeb's WorldConnect Project: Havensville, Pottawatomie co, Ks. Area Working database (Merrie Pinick: cftm648@yahoo.com ) dated 2008-08-17 |
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| 22293 | I12742 | Striffler | Peter | 15 Mar 1815 | 17 Jan 1882 | 0 | (Research): Census Information: 1860 Federal Census Clarence, Erie County, NY Enumerated the 13th day of July 1860 by A. Prince 741-747 Peter Striffler 45 M Farmer $--- $200 Germany Catherine Striffler 42 F Germany Daniel Striffler 15 M N.Y. Emma Strifller 13 F N.Y. Isabel Striffler 10 F N. Y. Attended School Tilla Striffler 6 F N.Y. Attended School Peter Striffler 5 M N.Y. Frank Striffler 3 M N.Y. Bennet Striffler 2 M. N.Y. Wm. Striffler 5/12 M N.Y. 1870 Federal Census Kansas, Pottawatomie County, Pottawatomie Enumerated 22 July 1870 by Sophronius Lee 174-173 Striffler, Peter 56 Farmer $150 France Striffler, Catherine 50 Keeping House France Striffler, Martin 8 At Home NY Striffler, Jessie 3 At Home NY 1880 Federal Census Household: Name RelationMarital StatusGenderRaceAgeBirthplaceOccupationFather's BirthplaceMother's Birthplace Peter STRIFFLER Self M Male W 65 FRANCE Farmer FRANCE FRANCE Cathrine STRIFFLER Wife M Female W 61 FRANCE House Keeping FRANCE FRANCE Martan STRIFFLER Son S Male W 18 NY Laborer FRANCE FRANCE William STRIFFLER Son S Male W 20 NY Laborer FRANCE FRANCE Eva ALLEN GDau S Female W 4 KS IL NY Source Information: Census PlaceClear Creek, Pottawatomie, KansasFamily History Library Film 1254393 NA Film Number T9-0393Page Number 229B |
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| 22294 | I24278 | Striffler | Peter Elwood | Mar 1857 | Yes, date unknown | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1880 Census Census Place: Shannon, Pottawatomie, Kansas; Roll: 393; Family History Film: 1254393; Page: 238A; Enumeration District: 241; Image: 0318. Peter Striffler was shown as a Servant in the household of David and Maria VROMAN He was age 25, Single, and shown as born in New York, with the birthplace of both parents being listed as France 1900 Census Kansas, Pottawatomie County, Clear Creek Twp Enumerated 13 Jun 1900 SD 85 ED 137 Sheet 4A Stamped 55 Striffler, Peter Head W M Mar 1857 43 M 13 NY Canada Eng (sic) Canada Eng (???) Farmer Striffler, Mary Wf W F Apr 1870 30 M 13 6/6 Kansas Indiana Ireland Striffler, Jessie Dtr W F Aug 1999 11 S Kansas NY Kansas At School Striffler, Eva Dtr W F Oct 1890 9 S Kansas NY Kansas At School Striffler, Frank Son m W Mar 1893 7 S Kansas NY Kansas At School Striffler, John Son W M Feb 1895 5 S Kansas NY Kansas Striffler, Lenora Dtr W F Apr 1897 3 S Kansas NY Kansas Striffler, Chester Son W M Jan 1899 1 S Kansas NY Kansas 1910 Census Kansas, Pottawatomie, Clear Creek Twp Enumerated 14-17 May 1910 SD 4 ED 115 Sheet 4B 77-77 Strifler, Peter Head M W 53 m1 23 NY FranceFranch CanadaGerman Eng Farm Labor Working Out Strifler, Mary Wf F W 42 M1 23 7/7 Kansas Ireland/Irish Ireland/Irish Strifler, John Son M W 14 S Kansas NY Kansas Laborer Livery Stable Strifler, Nora Dtr F W 12 S Kansas NY Kansas Strifler, Chester Son M W 10 S Kansas NY Kansas |
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| 22296 | I24272 | Striffler | Philip David | Jul 1860 | 6 May 1919 | 0 | At the time of the 1880 census, he appears to have moved to Michigan and was living in the home of John Striffler and his wife, Maria Benkelman, in Cass City, Michigan. Cass City Chronicle October 31, 1930 Mr. and Mrs. G.A. Striffler and William Paul returned last Thursday from a week's visit with Irvine Striffler at Brocksville, Ontario. The trip was by the way of Toronto, Kingston, and at Brantford the part visited Mr. Paul's sister-in-law, Mrs. Hally Laird. At Brockford, they also visited Mr. and Mrs. Mason Wilson and took trips to Ottwaw, Chesterville and Quebec. On the return journey, they crossed the St. Lawrence river by ferry to Morristown, New York, and in LOCKPORT, N.Y., visited at the homes of George STRIFFLER, Philip STRIFFLER (??) , Van STRIFFLER, and Jacob MUCK. The party also visited Niagra Falls. On their way home, they were held up for 3 1/2 hours just before reaching Watertown, N.Y. because of deep snow. (Transcribed by Melinda McLemore Strong, Summer 2007) Lockport Union Sun & Journal, May 6, 1919: Phillip Striffler died at his residence at the Rapids May 6th a.m., aged 57 years. He leaves besides his bereaved wife one son, Van G. of the Rapids, also his mother, Mrs. David Striffler of Penn, and three brothers, John of this city, Ed. of Penn., George of town of Lockport, and one sister, Mrs. B.S. Lazelle of Jamestown, N.Y. Funeral will be held Wednesday, May 7th at 2 o'clock from the house; which will be private. Interment will be in Beamen's cemetery. (Courtesy of Judith Muck) |
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| 22297 | I24272 | Striffler | Philip David | Jul 1860 | 6 May 1919 | 0 | (Research): Census Listings: 1900 Census New York, Niagara County, Royalton Town Enumerated 11 June 1900 SD 18 ED 88 Sheet 7B 176-179 Striffler, Philip D Hd W M July 1860 39 M17 2/1 NY NY NY Farmer Striffler, Maria M Wf W F Mar 1861 39 M 17 2/1 Mich NY NY Striffler, Van G Son W M Oct 1893 7 S NY NY NY At School Riddly, Emily Mother-in-law W F May 1835 65 Wd 2/1 NY Mass Vt Capitalist 1910 Census New York, Niagara, Royalton Twp Enumerated 21 April 1910 SD 18 ED 135 Sheet 8A Stamped 49 57-57 Striffler, Philip D Hd M W 48 M1 27 NY NY NY Farmer Striffler, Maria M Wf F W 47 m1 27 1/1 Mich NY NY Striffler, Van G Son M W 17 S NY NY Mich Farm Laborer Riddle, Emily C Mother-in-law F W 74 Wd 1/1 NY Mass Vermont 1920 Census Not located |
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| 22298 | I30763 | Striffler | Philip Edward | 9 Feb 1920 | 5 May 1979 | 0 | ASSUMED to be his listing on the SSDI: STRIFFLER PHILIP EDWARD 02/09/1920 M NEW YORK SAN DIEGO(37) 05/05/1979 078-03-6139 59 yrs |
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| 22299 | I29350 | Striffler | Roy Clifford | 8 Aug 1889 | 5 Oct 1962 | 0 | Roy Clifford Striffler (8 Aug 1889/90, NY - 5 Oct 1962, NY, buried Cold Spring Cemetery, Lockport, Niagara County, NY) Niagara Falls Gazette, October 5, 1966: Oil Salesman, 72, Is Killed As Cars Crash in Beebe Road NEWFANE - A 72 year old salesman for the Dahl Oil Co. here for the last five years was killed instantly at 9:58 a.m. today in a head-on , two-car crackup in rain-slicked Beebe Road, about a mile north of Ridge Road. Roy C. Striffler, 566 High St., was pronounced dead at the scene by County Coroner Dr. George V. Muscato. Death was due to head and internal injuries according to the Sheriff's Department. Chester L. Borget, 21, of 2720 Ridge Road, Ransomville, the other drive , was shaken up and treated and released at Ransomville General Hospital. Sheriff's Deputies William M. Sibolski, William H. Munch and Paul E. Crane, and Criminal Deputy John W. Cole investigated. Mr. Borget told the deputies he was traveling north in Beebe Road and that the Striffler car was headed south when the collision occured. He said the Striffler car apparently was attempting to make a left turn into a driveway. Fred Dahl, owner of the Dahl firm, Park Avenue, said Mr. Striffler left the office this morning to collect bills and that he was "in his usual good spirits." He said Mr. and Mrs. Striffler had celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in June. Mr. Striffler, who formerly operated the Elevated Coal Co., Lockport, for several years, had been a salesman for the Dahl firm since Jan 1, 1957. Before working at Dahl's he had been a salesman for the Crosby-Whipple Oil Col, here. Surviving besides his wife, are a daughter, Mrs. Clement H. Whitmore, and two brothers, Floyd and Glen Striffler, all of Lockport. Funeral arrancgements were being made. (Courtesy of Judith Muck) |
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| 22300 | I29350 | Striffler | Roy Clifford | 8 Aug 1889 | 5 Oct 1962 | 0 | (Research):Census Information: 1930 Census New York, Niagara County, Lockport City, 3rd Ward Enumerated April 2, 1930 ED 32-17 SD 6 Sheet 1B 144-26-27 Striffler, Roy C Hd R $40 M W 40 M 23 NY NY NY Joint Manager, Coal Company Striffler, Edith J Wf F W 40 m 23 NY England Canada/English Striffler, Lois E Dtr F W 16 S NY NY NY |
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